And he's buying a Stairway to Jaffa

Here are my various sized Jenga block stairways. Not to hard to make really. Adding necklace beads and extra different sized jenga blocks. Or creating a raised entrance doorway.

 Please excuse the jumper!

Notice board pins as dressing. Plus some cheap necklace beads in calculator buttons as treasure.

 Use those leftover wooden puzzle parts as decoration. Round headed board pins on top.

 Smaller Necklace Beads as ornaments.

 Just paint them with a metallic paint and you get "Techno Steps"

Simple and effective as marking your egress from anywhere.

Modular bits and pieces. I used empty (Obviously! Yum!) Jaffa cake boxes covered in address labels. Then added the resin bits from Grendel for extra detail.

Leaving one side relatively flat means you can push these bits up against the other sections and make a bigger looking structure.

Let your imagination run riot. I have great fun rebuilding sections out of my modular bits and pieces.

The Domino Reigns Supreme in all these builds! I used stiff card underneath the bridge sections to give me a supporting base to layout, then glue the flat dominoes to. With the slightly destroyed sections. I did the same thing then used a sharp knife to cut away the card after the dominoes had been securely glued in place. Then I strengthened the sides with split lollipop sticks.

Here are my GW Skelebobs. That are still my "Best Find" ever for buying a bag of "Scrap" for £1.
I had to rebuild and repair these guys from the parts in the bag. Got 13 (Only 9 Visible) usable figures out of it and the rest of the bits have been used in the Graveyard.

My Graveyard and all it's bits. Made from Dominos, Jenga blocks and various bits a and pieces I have been given over the years! Plus Bits of Plastic Castles from the spares box!

I think the best part of this is the £1 it cost me for all the GW skeleton bits plus the Gravestones I found on a Bring and Buy last year. Best £1 I ever spent! I got 13 usable Skeletons after repair and all the leftover bits to do this with to beautify my Domino Graves.