Mordheim in Oslo

In the inland province of Ostermark the spring thaw is eagerly awaited. After the destruction of Mordheim It has yet to come. A grey veil has blocked out the warming sun. Years has passed. Still, warbands are massing to the once fair city.

I thought it was about time to present some work I've been at for the last years at this fine forum. Its a Mordheim table, inspired by the reknown work of Wolfgang Jädke, but with a fully developed sewer/basement level for a more three-dimentional playing experience. And yes, it is somewhat cumbersome to access the sewer while playing. The table itself was close to two years in the making (Im a bit slow).



Some finished buildings:

Town house.


Ol' haunted Bell tower.


The nutshell inn. (Never got around to fix the nutshell sign.)


And no Mordheim without a shipwreck dwelling


The neighbourhood bailiff's pallace

It looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing!!

Top work. It looks great.
In a nutshell.... nutshell inn... hehe... nice one.
The buildings look really well painted.

Oh, gosh, that looks gorgeous! Really quality stuff! Love the bricks - and many other things, like the clock and the shipwreck!

Joao

You have a VERY CHARMING & UNIQUE style to your pieces...the Haunted Tower & the Nutshell are my favorites in a mix of BEAUTIFUL works. The gaming board itself is one of the coolest I've yet seen. WONDERFULLY WELL DONE!

Great terrain, with an exceptionell level of details, love the brick and wicker work! Thumbs up!

Very, VERY nice work the chap

Any chance of even more close-up shots?

Thanks guys. Nice feedback coming from accomplished modellers like yourself.

ghostbear wrote:

Any chance of even more close-up shots?

More pictures and wips can be found in various threads over at Terragenesis, in the wip section and in the competition section. Best place to start is here.

That's looking great.

Splendid! Really fantastic gaming table

This is some fantastic stuff! I see you got the soil colors right. What matierals did you use to make the brickwork?

Thanks again.

kidterminal wrote:

What matierals did you use to make the brickwork?

I engrave foamboard with brick stamps made from kookie cutters (They are somewhat more sturdy than stamps made from old paint brushes)

Hi havre,

it is really a promissing table, like too see it finished. Please keep on sending pics.

Very cool work!
I really like the realism of your bricks.
Your multilevel board is pretty well thought too!
A vision of Mordheim that can't be denied by anyone, for sure.

NICE!!!!!!

super nice!

your friends must be very happy!

I'm inspired

A new small cabin in between toddler and other obligations...


Doors and windows are thomarillion. The chimny is bathroom tiles and the rest is blue foam, wooden sticks, spacle, glue and sand.

It could use some more highlights, and maybe a drybrush on the daub.... what do you think could be done paintwize and by way of flocking/weathering?

The cottage looks great as is. You could add streaks of rust to the roof boards and a highlight to the plaster, but they are not necessary steps.

That is an EXCELLENT piece. I love the roof's sway back look. VERY WELL DONE!

This is a great addition, nice work.
The townhouse is my favorite though. It's inspiring.