"How much wood ..." Topic

… do you use on your wargaming table?

Balsa, branches, pine, oak, wood dowels, etc.

For me, it's probably about 10% of my terrain. Most of that is mdf and balsa (with some plywood) for buildings. A lot of those are craft kits (like christmas village) and birdhouses. Next would be wood strips and dowels as supports inside other buildings. And I've trashbashed things like bamboo spoons and wooden handles from various implements.

I have a couple of outlier miniatures in wood as well, but tht ends up being a percentage less than accounting rounding error. ;)

No wood. All plastic. That is, if you consider foam and resin to be plastic too, then yes. All plastic.

About 20% of mine

Fences
Bases of terrain
Precut Structures (TRE Games and Sarissa)
A few for support to scratch built terrain
Wooden Sail and Gun Boats
Small pieces of wood on bases or as scatter

I make most of my terrain with wood, hills, trees, my paper houses have wood blocks inside to give them weight. I have 2 wagons homemade out of wood

Depends on the game, from 0 – 50%

I have a few small twigs as fallen tree branches that I sometimes use. That is it. Everything is pretty much resin or plastic.

Heaven knows. By piece? By volume? By weight? Mostly more in the smaller scales--matchstick trees and fences, and houses made from small bits of balsa.

A little and there. My chain-link fences have wooden bases, and some twigs serve as logs (usually floating). Some of my buildings are made of paper packing material, which is close to wood.

Very little. I use square balsa/bass wood dowels, glued inside large spans of cardboard castle square towers and wall sections, to keep them from warping.

I also Hot Glued these same wooden dowels inside a plastic fort toy model after it broke off the MDF base. The dowels, glued to both the base, and the plastic fort, ensure it will never come off of its base again.

I made a dozen crude watchtowers, using pumpkin stems as tree trunks, with bamboo sticks glued together to form a platform (I used wooden toothpicks, on the prototype model); I also inserted bamboo sticks as 'steps' around the 'tree trunks' leading up to the platforms. I Hot Glued bamboo skewer stick's sharp ends, around the bases, for defense, with moss in between to represent buckthorn. That is my biggest wood-based project, and those are basically my only wood-based projects. Cheers!

A fair amount, no idea how to quantify.

Depends on the scenario. Generally between 3% – 5%.

Could put up a picture of my Gettysburg game board, if it's not a metal figure it's wood one way or another