The Blow Hole for Sartosa

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The origional idea is from Warhammer Online concept art.
Mine just ended up being larger than planned.


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I think I managed to fix the links:



All I can say is WOW!

This is one of my favorite pieces ever! This is Wolfgang caliber terrain! Perhaps slightly less polished construction, but it makes up for it with amazing character and all the detail elements!

Edit: The more I look at this thing, the more I fall in love with it! The details are phenomenal, from the wet beer on the counters to the OSL of the torches, to the bark on the firewood! Truly amazing.

I recommend everyone to check out the full album.

Playtable...this is freaking awesome. Once again your terrain is superb. I wish I was playing with you guys back at GP!

No, really, don't hold back, do you like it? (Thanks for fixing the thumbnail links.)
Thanks guys. High very praise indeed.
I do enjoy building terrain.
I was going to do more with it but you get to a point where enough is enough.

To Da Bank: Bring a warband anytime you come back to town.

Now we're going to expect renovations to the Tavern-on-the-Wall or it will lose business!

Woot!

Great work! I love the parrot on the cutlass.

Just a few more questions:
Do you have any WIP shots? Are your walls MDF? And what system do you use to hold the higher stories on? Do you use an interior lip on the upper piece?

awesome amount of details!! I love how you've used the beads for the ornate jugs on the fireplace, and the whole shape of it all... where I'm normally not too fond of ships in buildings, Youve managed to create an awesome piece!

JUST BEAUTIFUL! That's a one building Gaming Table. Very nicely done AND incredibly gamesworthy. The amount of detailing IS exceptional. VERY WELL DONE!

Oh. My. Gork.

I want one too!

Wowzer! Amazing stuff!

Great job! How long did you make it?

It makes me cry too beautiful, so much emotion for a dwarf pirate

No, no WIP photos. I was trying to get it done to play with and photo shoots take extra time I didn't feel I had.
The walls are made of foamcore.
Ground floor, stone walls have 2 layers and had the paper pulled off the outside so the stones could be penciled in.
The upper levels, just 1 thickness of foamcore, had a mix of plaster and a little concrete on the outside and just thin plaster inside.
Ships hull just has posterboard strips glued on top of the foamcore.
For location, the 2nd story has an overhang lip on the back, the chimney on one side and a little overhang of the bottom wood trim on the hull on the other side.
The attic outside trim boards hang over slightly.
The whole thing took 2 weeks but the first one I was on vacation and so spent more time on it then.
Glad everyone likes it. Thanks.

The ship's hull is foamboard? How'd you get it to curve like that?

playtable wrote:

The whole thing took 2 weeks

I hate you, that should not be possible

To curve the hull sides I just bent it a little, all the way down the side.
Since it got covered up by posterboard strips the wrinkles I made bending it don't show.
OK, yes just 2 weeks, but I thought about it some first.
Does that count?

Figures, I move away and you guys make more cool terrain.

Awsome work and some GREAT details on every lil piece!!

This is totally awesome. I would drink ale here any time.

Regards,

Stuart.

B-)

Try a mug of the XXX, only 2 coppers, our best seller.

Heh heh I will try anything cheap & wet that's smells like ale.

Have you managed to play the Last Orders! scenario using this finely crafted establishment?

I've just fully examined the layout. It's a marvel of Old World architecture.

Regards,

Stuart.

B-)

Not yet. The Landlord insists on a no brawling in my house rule! We've murdered a stooge there, shot several people off its roof and had general melee all around it, but never had a good scrap inside. Perhaps with the new campaign cycle...

Then it is time to lynch this landlord...

B-)

It would do good for 2 warbands just starting out.
A bit crowded for 3 warbands or full warbands, I think.