Building by quidamcorvus

Hej , wow! The brewery is fantastic! nice theme, and those statues rock, one can never have too much statues on a board

Thank you very much.

Workshop: Diorama 'Citizens of the Old World'.

As a break from painting more miniatures, I decided to build a diorama, which will also be a scenic bases for miniatures from the Citizens of the Old World series by HeresyLab, which I reviewed HERE.

The Heresylab - Witchfire and Sword campaign will continue for a few days, where you can buy some of these miniatures.

I decided to put the diorama in a photo frame, and for the construction I used fragments of the Chapel and Citadel Wood models by Games Workshop, which unfortunately did not survive the entire move that took place a few years ago and have been lying in parts since then.

Among the leaves I have placed various creatures from my bits collection.

The cobblestone, on the other hand, is a putty plaster, traditionally poured on the base, in which I carve cobblestone with a hard needle. Then I harden the edges with cyanoacrylate glue and the surface with watered down wood glue (PVA).

I hope the whole thing is disturbing enough and reflects the atmosphere of Mordheim.

Now all that's left to do is apply the primer and start painting

That looks like a promsing diorama! :O The miniatures are also very well picked, looking forward to seeing it finished

Outstanding! Thanks for the WIP pics!

That will be a Masterpiece once finished. It is impressive as a W.I.P..

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Wind Mill.

Today, on the pages of the blog DansE MacabrE, I presented you with photos of a Wind Mill that was built in the village of Teufelsberg.

You can read more about the Wind Mill HERE.

The stacks of crates visible in the photos are Ware Piles Boxed Set from Micro Art Studios, which I worked on HERE, and HERE you can read the review.

YET ANOTHER SPLENDID looking structure! VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

YET ANOTHER SPLENDID looking structure! VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Deviltooth.

Today I have for you photos of the Deviltooth, i.e. rocks growing out of the ground, which are located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built my Deviltooth from properly cut pieces of styrodur, which I then covered with plaster of putty and various sprinkles.

OUTSTANDING additions to your terrain; BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted. VERY WELL DONE!

Beautifull rocky outcrops, I can imagine these look really cool on the table

Thank you @DeafNala and Tagnator.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Graveyard.

Today I have for you photos of the Cemetery, located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built the base of the cemetery from a piece of styrodur, on which I put flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.

Then I glued the tombstones, most of which come from Mini Monsters, and in the center scenic bases from Micro Art Studio.

Rocks protruding from the ground are fragments of pine bark, while I twisted the tree from copper wire, I obtained the texture of the bark by covering the trunk and branches with a wood putty, and the leaves are various sprinkles and birch seeds.

That is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted scene...just LOVELY. OUTSTANDINGLY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

That is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted scene...just LOVELY. OUTSTANDINGLY WELL DONE!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill I.

Today I have for you photos of the first Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.

On the model I also placed scenic bases from Micro Art Studio and Dark Temple Ruins Terrains from Ristuls EM and conifers from NOCH.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects..

OUTSTANDING! That is a WONDERFULLY atmospheric creation, BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted. It is pieces like this that make for cherished memories of games. VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

OUTSTANDING! That is a WONDERFULLY atmospheric creation, BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted. It is pieces like this that make for cherished memories of games. VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you very much.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill II.

Today  I have for you photos of the second Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village for Mordheim - Empire in Flames or Warheim FS.

I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.

I also placed Dark Temple Ruins Terrains from Ristuls EM, scenic bases from Micro Art Studio on the hills, as well as Ancient Hands and Ancient Heads from Warhead Studio, as well as conifers from NOCH.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

SPLENDID! That is a LOVELY addition to your terrain. The level of detail is exceptional. I especially like the central tree. VERY WELL DONE!

Those are again some brilliant pieces QC!

Thank you very much!

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill III.

Today I have for you photos of the third Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.

I also placed the elements set Dwarven Ruins Terrain from Scibor MM, as well as conifers from NOCH.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

Below you will find other tutorials in which I have presented step by step how to make:.

That is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted scene. OUTSTANDING WORK!  

DeafNala wrote:

That is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted scene. OUTSTANDING WORK!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest I.

Today  I have for you photos of the first Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.

In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.

I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

It is a lovely if somewhat creepy scene, BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted. VERY WELL DONE once more!

DeafNala wrote:

It is a lovely if somewhat creepy scene, BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted. VERY WELL DONE once more!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest II.

Today I have for you photos of the second Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.

I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.

In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.

I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient heads oraz ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

It is a LOVELY although somewhat spooky scene. SPLENDID WORK!

Very nice! Really sets a mood this forest, great work!

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest III.

Today I have for you photos of the third Forest, or rather a refreshed Ancient Tree, which I decided to use as an element of the Teufelsberg village area.

I built the tree of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.

In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.

I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

Griffins sitting in nests are miniatures from Games Workshop.