Building by quidamcorvus

Very nice work QC. I have that set and they are wonderful little pieces- great detail.

Codsticker wrote:

Very nice work QC. I have that set and they are wonderful little pieces- great detail.

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg - Monuments

There was no monument, for a long time, huh?

Today I have three more for you, which will find their place in the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS.

On pedestals made of columns from the Arcane Ruins set from Games Workshop I placed Valten, Felix Jaeger and Warrior Priest of Sigmar. Additions are various bits and candles made of electric wire, as I wrote HERE.

In turn, the ravens come from the Ravens Basing Kit from HQ Resin.

Until now, in tutorials related to Teufelberg I showed you how I did:
- prussian wall
- tile
- thatched roof
- fruit trees
- cheese house
- wells
- shooting target

I invite you to read the above tutorials.

Great choices for statues; nice verdgris effect QC.

Even though I am not really all that fond of statues, the verdigris effect you achieved is OUTSTANDING. The scrolls are LOVELY as well. VERY WELL DONE as always!

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg - Shooting target.

Construction of the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS is ongoing, and the next element that I decided to diversify the area are shooting targets, about the construction of which I wrote more HERE.

The targets are very well build, cool pieces for your board

Workshop: Teufelsberg.

Works on building mock-ups of buildings and areas of the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS are slowly approaching the long-awaited end.

Practical details still need to be done, such as finishing the bases on which the buildings stand, gluing electrostatic grass and flowers, adding dirt and a few inscriptions on the walls, gluing several arrest warrants and a sign above the entrance to the inn.

Because in the messages you ask me very often where the individual elements of the mockups come from, I will briefly try to answer that.

The buildings were manufactured by Lasercut Buildings, and most of them I bought in the Tereny do Gier store, if you were interested in them, then the manufacturer's website has a larger selection.

The coniferous trees that I have added recently come from NOCH 24641 and 26830 sets, and ware piles boxed from Micro Art Studio, I also added shooting targets and monuments, as well as barrels, boxes and trunks from various manufacturers and mushrooms from SpellCrow and Kromlech and Dead Cattle Terrains from Ristuls Extraordinary Market.

Until now, in tutorials related to Teufelberg I showed you how I did:
- prussian wall
- tile
- thatched roof
- fruit trees
- cheese house
- wells
- shooting target

I invite you to read the above tutorials..












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OUTSTANDING! That is quite an array of BEAUTIFULLY crafted & painted scenery. It must be a WONDROUS sight seeing them all out on a gaming table. VERY WELL DONE!

Fantastic pieces QC. I love the thatch roofs and the forest floor of the bases especially and , of course, all the wonderful little details. Really extraordinary work.

Thank you.

If you belong to the FB of the Mordheim, group, you are probably familiar with the initiative initiated by Tuomas Pirinen to celebrate the 20th premiere of Mordheim.

If you do not belong to the group, then you should be satisfied with the information that in cooperation with Giuseppe Chiafele and HeresyLab, a limited to 146 model model of Luther, a mercenary known from the Mordheim rulebook, has been released.

As I wrote in the last review (HERE), where I introduced you to the Luther miniatures, I ordered two copies, and I decided to rename one of them to Felix Jaeger and put on the monument next to the Gotrek Gurnisson figurine, about which you can read more HERE.

As for the construction of the monument itself, I will try to write more in a separate post, but in the meantime I invite you to see the photos of the monuments to Felix and Gotrek.

Gallery: Teufelsberg.

If you follow the DansE MacabrE or Warheim FS page on Facebook, you could already see photos showing the completed models of Teufelsberg village, which will become the battlefield in Warheim FS.

Now the time has come for the photos to be published on the blog as well. Due to the number of photos, I decided to present each of the models separately, and in addition to the previously presented photos, each of the elements of the terrain will be presented to you in separate, previously not presented photos.

Valorization and construction of buildings model took me over a year, and as a result, enough terrain elements were created to fill two tables for Warheim FS.

The whole project started with the collection of Archetypical Village organized by Tereny do Gier, in which I participated, and soon I came into possession of models of Prussian wall buildings, which served as the basis for the valorization of the buildings.

Below you will find three guides in which I have presented step by step my way of making individual building elements.
- Prussian wall
- Tile
- Thatch

In the meantime, there was a misunderstanding between Tereny do Gier and Lasercut Buildings, a company that turned out to produce laser-cut HDF buildings model. I do not know the details of the dispute, but at least I found out about the existence of the latter company and thanks to this I came into possession of several more models, including a windmill.

With breaks for other projects, work on the Teufelsberg models took just over a year, and more details were added to the terrain elements.

Finally, in the pictures showing Teufelsberg you will find, apart from the companies mentioned above, also elements from Dunkeldorf Miniatures, HQ Resin, Kromlech, Micro Art Studio, Mini Monsters, Noch, Ristuls Extraordinary Market, Rubicon Models, Scibor MM, SpellCrow and Warhead Studio and Warlord Games.

I also built shooting targets, wells, cheese house and fruit trees, which I also put on models.

And that's about it, as an introduction to the series presenting ready-made models of the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS.

I've made one of my plans and I finally have a complete set of buildings model for games outside the walls, so it's time to move on to another one and build the ruins of the City of the Damned.

Meanwhile, I invite you to follow the gallery, which should appear on the pages of the blog, every two weeks on Thursdays..

OUTSTANDING! That is a truly impressive array of LOVELY scenery. VERY WELL DONE!

Incredible collection QC- really fantastic.

Thank you very much.

Gallery: Teufelsnerg. Inn.

Two weeks ago, I presented you with photos of completed models of the Teufelsberg village, which will become the site of the skirmishes in Warheim FS.

Today I have the first of the entries for you in which you can take a better look at individual mockups.

The first of the models is the Inn, after all, it is usually the first building visited by hikers coming to the settlement.

The fence in the photos is Picket Fence Set # 1 by Rubicon Models, while the stacks of crates are Ware Piles Boxed Set for Micro Art Studios.

The bread box, like the sign, is probably HQ Resin, and the bag of potatoes is from Mini Monsters, and the cat lying above the sign is probably from Dunkeldorf Miniatures.

The mushrooms, on the other hand, come from the Goblin Forest Toadstools by Kromlech and the 108 Mushrooms Set by SpellCrow.

Conifers were produced by Noch, I made larger fruit trees myself, and I bought smaller ones at Allegro.

I have put some wanted posters on the walls, which you can download and print at home.

I also invite you to the DansE MacabrE blog where you will find links to the reviews of the above-mentioned products and guides. You can find the blog HERE.

LOVELY! It is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted gaming table. VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

LOVELY! It is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted gaming table. VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsnerg. Farm I.

Two weeks ago, I presented you with photos of the inn, and today I have photos of the first farm for you.

The farm consists of two buildings. The first is House III, the second is the Barn.

The fence visible in the photos is Picket Fence Set # 1 by Rubicon Models, and the barrels and bench are from various manufacturers, probably including HQ Resin and Micro Art Studios, and the potato sack is from Mini Monsters.

The geese come from sets by Warlord Games, including Farmyard Animals.

The mushrooms, on the other hand, come from SpellCrow's 108 Mushrooms Set.

Pumpkins and sunflower seeds most likely from Terena do Gier.

The conifers were produced by Noch, and the fruit trees I made myself.

I also invite you to the DansE MacabrE blog, where you will find links to the reviews of the above-mentioned products and guides. You can find the blog HERE.

The level of detailing is EXTRAORDINARY. WONDERFULLY WELL DONE!

Really fantastic work QC. Each piece is a little diorama in it's own right.

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Farm II.

The farm consists of two buildings: the House and the Granary.

The fence in the photos is Log Fence Set # 1 by Rubicon Models, while the stacks of crates are Ware Piles Boxed Set for Micro Art Studio.

The barrels come from various producers, and the straw bundle, the trunk with the ax and the wheelbarrow are most likely elements from Terena do Gier.

The mushrooms, on the other hand, come from the Goblin Forest Toadstools sets by Kromlech and the 108 Mushrooms Set by SpellCrow.

Conifers were produced by Noch, I made larger fruit trees myself, and I bought smaller ones at Allegro.

And the fallen cattle are Dead Cattle Terrains by Ristuls EM.

I also invite you to read the blog post (HERE), where you will also find links to reviews and tutorials.

Spectacular! Wonderful work at every stage QC- the construction, the painting and the details.

Codsticker wrote:

Spectacular! Wonderful work at every stage QC- the construction, the painting and the details.

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Barn I.

Welcome to the next post about the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS. So far, I had the pleasure to present you the inn and the first and second farm, and today you can see the barn.

The fence visible in the photos is Picket Fence Set # 1 by Rubicon Models. The barrels come from a variety of manufacturers, and the animals are part of the Farmyard Animals set from Warlord Games. The mushrooms, on the other hand, come from the Goblin Forest Toadstools sets by Kromlech and the 108 Mushrooms Set by SpellCrow. However, a kick of straw and a sunflower are most likely a set from Terena do Gier. Conifers were produced by Noch, I made larger fruit trees myself, and I bought smaller ones on the auction site.

It is a LOVELY idyllic setting. WONDERFULLY WELL DONE!

Great weathered wood and I like your take on the thatch roof.

Codsticker wrote:

Great weathered wood and I like your take on the thatch roof.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Barn II.

Welcome to the next post about the village of Teufelsberg to Warheim FS. So far, I have presented you the inn, farms and the first barn, and today I have a second barn for you.

The mushrooms visible on the model come from the Goblin Forest Toadstools sets by Kromlech and the 108 Mushrooms Set by SpellCrow.

The dead cattle are Dead Cattle Terrains by Ristuls EM and the vultures are the Vultures Basing Kit by HQ Resin.

Conifers were produced by Noch, I made larger fruit trees myself, and I bought smaller ones at Allegro.

I invite you to read the blog post where you will find more links.

The latest additions to your village are as LOVELYas the other pieces. VERY WELL DONE!