@Todd Starlin The purple crystals were my first attempt at object source lighting and they turned out pretty ok! The big clear crystal I can’t take credit for; I bought that off Etsy. 😄

@Todd Starlin Hey thanks! I used the water tiles in one of the packs. I think it’s sold with the docks? It’s a shallow dish that I painted it dark blue and filled it with resin. Then I just used Grey Seer Citadel paint the snow around it and hand painted the cracks in the ice. I originally tried using Green Stuffs Frost Effect paint, but that ended up being too fragile for tiles that will have players stomping on. 😆

Oh these look incredible! I love that you painted the trees with orange and yellow. The grass and dirt also looks SO good! They look like there is a bit of texture to the grass as well. Did you add some kind of texture paint to them?

I used to use the cardboard boxes my filament comes in, but those wore out quickly and often aren't big enough to fit more than a few pieces. It is free, though; it just doesn't scale well, in my experiance. I've currently been using some acrylic storage boxes (link). I don't love them, but I haven't found a better solution yet. Some pieces are slightly taller than the height of these boxes, so they need to lay on the side, but for maybe 85% of the wall prints, 3 inches has been sufficient clearance. One environment usually fits in 2 to 4 of these boxes, depending on how many components. For example, the bridge only takes up half of one, but the sewers are taking up 3. These boxes fit really nicely in these grocery tote bags (link), which I have been really happy with for a travel solution. My condo is too small to host a game like Frosthaven, so we use our building's community room to play, so I really just have to travel downstairs. I typically prep the map at home, take a photo for easy re-assembly at the table, break apart the walls into shorter pieces, and gently stack walls on top of the box inside the tote. If you are careful, they shouldn't break, but it's also not the safest solution if you need to take a bus or something. Here's my currently packed bag, ready for our next game: Here are some of the stored environments - a full box of sewer and some leftovers from dungeon, including a tall wall: I'm also really interested to hear if anyone else has better solutions!