Using Perfume Bottles as Terrain

[Glitterwolf]

One of my girls discarded her empty perfume bottles.

Now, I'm not a gamer, but I noticed some nice shapes.

 

It occured to me that many of you could use such things for terrain in your games or even for dioramas.

Here are some examples taken from the internet.

 

Think about putting them upside down and you could have a gargantuan gem, a temple, an obelisk, a magic conflux?

Some could be used upright. Just remove that spraybutton/ cap thingie..

Maybe this is useful to you?

 

Feel free to add more ideas.

 

 

 

 

[ced1106]

Dang. Those would make great potion bottles as props for RPGs. Just add some colored liquid!

 

Oh, and force the players to DRINK the liquid when they drink the potion! Now where's that bottle of Scoville 350K? :D 

[Chris Palmer]

I love those!

 

 But if they're glass and not plastic, I'd be hesitant to use them in a game situation where they might be knocked off the table.

[malefactus]

Interesting shapes make for interesting scenery. I would bet you could come up with some cool things to do with them, although.

[SamuraiJack]

That last one could easily become a mushroom.. if it's plastic, drill a hole through the stopper and run an LED into it so the bottom of the mushroom glows..

[Arc 724]

That is a good idea. Especially if it's a plastic bottle. 

 

I found a picture of this one and all I could think was, "Monument to the Emperor's Fist"

 

I could see using the bottles for quick buildings in 6mm wargames too!

Edited July 25, 2017 by Arc 724

[Spacefrog]

19 hours ago, Arc 724 said:

That is a good idea. Especially if it's a plastic bottle. 

 

I found a picture of this one and all I could think was, "Monument to the Emperor's Fist"

 

I could see using the bottles for quick buildings in 6mm wargames too!

Or the hand of Nod, although the hand is usually holding a globe

[Arc 724]

4 hours ago, Spacefrog said:

Or the hand of Nod, although the hand is usually holding a globe

 

globe-tastic