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Hey, don't normally do WIPs, so forgive me if I skip steps, but I started working on my gazebo from Bones 4. Built up a cork base and mounted on some basswood (slightly harder than balsa): I'm going to be using this as blocking terrain in Kings of War, so I don't really need any interior functionality. I got a Rivendell vibe from this, so I'm going to load it up with some greenery. First step is covering the rock parts with a gritty paste: Just left the steps exposed and some edges.

Herein lies a pictorial review of the life cycle of a Gazebo... Normally dormant, the Gazebo spends most of it's time lazily napping on grassy knolls and in gardens. Often times Gazebos are attacked by selfish player characters, out for a thrill what they think will be some easy XP... until they awaken the Gazebo and feel its wrath that is! While virtually immune to arrows and piercing weapons, many Gazebos fall to predatory player characters with fire based abilities... Thus is ended the life of another innocent Gazebo and the circle of life continues. Please note that you will not find 2d10 x 100 gold worth of gems and treasure in the ashes of a fallen Gazebo. That is a lie perpetrated by Gazebo poachers...