Mordheim buildings

Hi.
My mate made this for our Mordheim game. The look pretty cool IMHO...










What do you think?

Nice! I like the strong colour of the roofs. Very cool!

Makes me wish my gaming group consisted of people doing scenery - apart from myself...

I think you are absolutely correct in your opinion...the pieces are all VERY COOL, & in character with the Mordheim feel, AND your friend is VERY TALENTED! I LOVE all the pieces, but the Bell Tower is an EXCEPTIONALLY evocative piece. VERY WELL DONE!

Very awesome indeed! Nice touch with the dead horse in the stables.

I'll be sure to tell him what you think :-)
Here are some more pics from other stuff.
BTW... He works as an artist - painter. I tell him to quit and start to make this shit rather... I hope he listens to me :-P

Cool stuff. LOVE the roofing style. Also, all those little details are very impressive!

I am shamelessly gonna steal those stall-designs! And I'll hug them and pet then and call them George.. er.. yeah.
Again, outstanding work!

OH COOL MATCH BOOK! I'm sorry; I just couldn't resist starting off with that comment . Each new piece is cooler than the one's before. The level & type of detailing make the pieces. GREAT STUFF!

This is some really good, "flavorful" stuff!

Also these are his making :-)
I really like the different kind of scenery, since I feel people often forget the small bits of fences and other street enviorment.

thank you for posting these. Your friend has a very distinct style that is perfect for Mordheim.

Some great pieces there. I really love the huge arch. I love the piece of three ruined buildings forming that little alley. I have been thinking of ways to form alley pieces as well. I think they are generally underappreciated. I like the walkways on the front of the streetside buildings too.

I like the wall texture on the castle and the church (?). Is it done using spackle and lines drawn into it when wet?

Tell your friend to keep up the great work!

brimstone wrote:

I'll be sure to tell him what you think :-)
Here are some more pics from other stuff.
BTW... He works as an artist - painter. I tell him to quit and start to make this shit rather... I hope he listens to me :-P

These stairs/balcony are totally awesome!

Narcissus wrote:

I like the wall texture on the castle and the church (?). Is it done using spackle and lines drawn into it when wet?
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It is done using spackle, yes. The lines are drawn in as the spackle is put on.
I also enjoy the stairs and balcony. My attempts on that allways fails! And more people should make alleys. They are so common in "medival-fantasy" towns, and makes for really great Mordheim Scenery!

This is GREAT ATMOSPHERIC STUFF!

Some more picture taken this weekend.

The board is 6 x 4 feet, and the terrain pieces are either 1x1 foot or 1x0.5 foot.

Mordheim is quite fun to play on that board =D

Cool as all the individual pieces are, they are that much cooler all together. GREAT LOOKING gaming table...it will take quite a number of visits to take in all the wonderful little details. VERY WELL DONE!

You know... I spend so much time just looking at these pieces. some, the harbour pieces, are 2 feet x one feet, and so filled with details. And I remind you - cardbord and balsa! And glue, paint, and occational piece of string or cloth... U know...

Post as many views of this as you can. Wonderful board, wonderfully executed!

Great gaming table, congrats!

Von Kurst wrote:

Post as many views of this as you can. Wonderful board, wonderfully executed!

AGREED!

A few more pics =)

I am sorry these pics dont bring out the fine details. But you get the general idea?

Lots of great scenery here! altogether they make a fun and exciting board!

Wow, these are just incredible and I wish I could get a game in on this table. Fantastic!

All are invited! The more the merrier =)