Gallery by qc (Part 2)

nice work on the monument. And I love the fallen marksman. The pose reminds me of how a wounded heroe in a movie would defend a position to allow his allies to retreat to safety.

Thank you

That monument looks SO GOOD!!

As you probably know, I'm not a big supporter of GW 's AoS and new style of miniatures dedicated to the game. However, I am not going to offend GW and keep an eye on the news from time to time noting the noteworthy models.

And so it was with Arkanaut Frigate and the whole Kharadron line to AoS. The frigate model I bought and converted and for the Kharadrons we plan to create the rules for the Bootmen from Barak Varr and adapt it to the Warheim FS.

With all the sympathy the Kharadrons I can not accept the orb of power, whose styling does not fit me. Therefore, inspired by the found in the depths of the internet illustration of a flying boat I decided to use, mainly Dwarf WFB bits, to rebuild the frigate, and the captain to make a model Gnome with musket from SpellCrow.

Element on the stand is part of the Dwarven Ruins set from Scibor MM.

You can view the conversion effects below.

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I mainly look at G.W. stuff as a source of conversion parts, but they do still come up with a cool one. The Frigate looks Wonderful...lots of potential there, especially for someone as talented as yourself. AND I love SpellCrow miniatures. This will be a pleasure to follow.

Really nice conversion . Like yourself, I like the Kharadon line even though I'll probably never have a game of AoS.

I've not looked at any of the AoS stuff since the space marines, but that ship is kind of cool. Frankly I like yours much better than the original. It's a little less over the top.

Visible below the Square of Three Thrones is my contribution to the Miniature Blog Carnival, hosted by Bahior from The Dark Oak blog and my work on the Bejcowe kitbasze, which was organized by Rebe Spell.

First of all, it is also a model, which will be part of the Oldenlitz, a city in which the skirmishes of Warheim FS will take place.

Like other models, I also placed the Square of Three Thrones on a 15 x 15 cm plexiglass. On the poured plaster cast with a sharpened nail I carved the pavement. Outhouse I made of balsa and match sticks, and the destroyed wall is a properly worked styrodur.

The October issue of the MBC is a break in battle and this scene features a sitting on thrones  imperialist soldier reading the book, unaware of the fun that the Nurglings were setting up at the back of the Square of Three Thrones.

Some things do have a universal appeal...or a need at least. That is a WONDERFULLY imaginative diorama. The Out Houses are BEAUTIFULLY crafted & detailed gems...this is a perfect haunt for the Nurglings. I will look forward to the progress of your OUTSTANDING WORK.

Thank you very much DeafNala.

I started painting the Square of Three Thrones. In the pictures below you can see the painted outhouses, the Nurglings and barrels.

TERRIFIC! AND this will just keep getting more WONDERFUL as you go along. The distressed wood, shingles, & Nurglings painted up BEAUTIFULLY.

This week I painted an imperial soldier with his equipment and a bag.

OUTSTANDING! The Scholar looks WONDERFUL. Your creation just keeps getting better with each installment.

hahaha - a very nice diorama, mate!
I'm looking forward to its completion

I finished work on "Square of Three Thrones", this is my next a piece of terrain to Warheim FS.














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The Square of the Three Thrones is a BEAUTIFULLY crafted, WONDERFULLY humorous creation. It fits right in with tour other creations. VERY WELL DONE!

It looks very gooey around those outhouses- very slimey and icky!

After the break I went back to work on Merchant's House.

After thinking about it, I removed a section of the floor with a chimney and a fireplace, and also removed the part of the roof and I replaced the tiles into smaller ones, so that they fit the ones I placed on the Three Thrones.



After buying plastic acrylic paints I began painting the model.

Each of the levels I painted in a different color and pre-stained. The facade was painted white and the tiles in blue. The next step will be to weathering the walls and roof.



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Looks good QC- I look forward to seeing the next stage.

That is a SPECTACULAR creation; an entire table filled with wonders like that boggles the mind. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Below you can see photos of the painted Signposts fromMini Monsters. During the competition in Warheim FS will be used both in the course of battles inside and outside the walls.

And if you want to see how I painted the Signposts and Road Signs, click on the links below:
Part 1, preparation for painting.
Part 2, painting old wood.
Part 3, painting new wood.
Part 4, painting details.

OUTSTANDING! They are all BEAUTIFULLY painted & based creations; just the sort of thing to breathe life into a gaming table. I love the rooster. VERY WELL DONE!

Below you can see photos of the painted set Wooden Road Signs from Rituls EM. During the competition in Warheim FS will be used both in the course of battles inside and outside the walls.

And if you want to see how I painted the Signposts and Road Signs, click on the links below:

Part 1, preparation for painting.
Part 2, painting old wood.
Part 3, painting new wood.
Part 4, painting details.





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OUTSTANDING! The signs, crows, & bases look WONDERFUL. I love the little mushrooms on the bases. VERY WELL DONE!