Tom Tullis of Fat Dragon Games is no shrinking violet when it comes to being on the front edge of the tabletop terrain industry. For the last year or so, he's been diligently working on professional, 3D printer models of dungeon terrain and has made them available under the name DRAGONLOCK on OBS sites like DriveThruRPG here. Naturally, there is a Dungeon Starter Set which is available here.
Also, have a look at his DRAGONLOCK: Dungeon Items 1 here.
Finally, check out the three DRAGONLOCK: Dungeon Expansion Sets here, here, and here.
Mike over at TerranScapes has posted a new video on his YouTube channel with Terrain Tips. Enjoy!
Two great paper building model companies are having sales through the end of July. Check out the saving from Dave Graffam Models here and Fat Dragon Games here!
If you have a Facebook account, you can check out a ton of Historicon 2014 photos of wargaming tables in his dedicated album here.
If you don't mind having scenery which is traditionally thought of as "toys" on the game table, there is a LEGO depiction of Dol Guldor that can be had here. You can find a lot of similar pieces if you look around there.
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For purposes here, the term Terrain is used broadly to cover 3D and 2D maps, foam, felt, and such.
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