Thanks pat, I am glad you like them. The bases are pretty easy and quick to make the foam takes the imprint of pretty much whatever mark you put on it, I just draw on it with either a ball point pen or an x-acto knife if I want the lines deeper. I add the texture by pressing a ball of tenfoil into the foam for stone and what not, and for the wood I ran a wire steel brush across the surface for wood grain texture. For paint I do a base coat of black (most the time) and then sponge paint the lighter colors back onto it, and in some cases do a little dry brushing. Once the foam is painted and clear coated it is fairly resistant to denting.
All the pieces are reusable in other scenes and I have a bunch of walls and other random junk that I didn’t include in this post. I like how everything is feeling and I want it all to match as it is reusable, so I am going to keep things looking pretty similar. For the future I would like to craft more small detailed pieces, the detailed stuff is more fun to make.

Right now we are playing through a prewritten module and I am finding it hard to craft all the stuff for those because they rely on kind of complex maps were everything happens from simple room to Simple room there is a lot of back and forth, and the modules I wrote had more complex rooms and you move through them in a fairly linear order. so we will see, but that might also prompt me to make some more modular tiles that fall more inline with the prewritten modules. then I could link the simpler tiles to this more complex stuff I have been making..