Warhammer Quest stuff

EDIT: changed topic title

So for the last while I have been painting up random models for Warhammer Quest and I have just finished this model which I will be using as the chaos warrior. IMO he's one of my better paint jobs I would think.
If you want me to post my other WHQ models and future WHQ models here too lemme know













c&c always welcome

-Foot

Woah.... No idea what to say but "Woah...."
Amazing!

VERY NICE WORK on a VERY COOL MINI!
AND, speaking for myself & my fellow Forumites, I'd LOVE to see ANYTHING you'd care to post.

Yes, post your other models!

this guy looks bad And I fear if my questing elf would stumble upon him.. it wouldn't be nice... haha

but yeah awesome guy!!

Great stuff!

And of course post your other models! Everyone loves to see pictues of miniatures, especially if they are so beautifully painted as yours

Cheers everyone

Well everyone seems to want to see the others i have done so heres some pics

Warrior priest


Pit Fighter - had to copy MagnoliaFan's great model here, changing acouple of things


And the Elf


and a Door! cause im remaking the tiles and stuff like that , the tiles will be alittle bit larger but i think it looks alright


Hmm turns out there was less stuff than i thought lol. currently painting The Mighty Zug for the ex blood bowl player and a bunch of gobbos. have the rest of the heroes too lined up to paint.

C&C always welcome

-foot

Having never seen Warhammer Quesst played, I'm TOTALLY clueless as to what's involved...other than a good old Dungeon crawl. HOWEVER, if it entails painting up GREAT minis to the EXTRAORDINARY LEVEL you've achieved, I'm all for it.

Dungeon related stuff! Yay!

Just a quick post of my modular dungeon project... We use this when we play WFRP.

Just let me know what you think.

from boardgamegeek :
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeksearch.php?action=search&objecttype=boardgame&q=warhammer+quest

Warhammer Quest is a role-playing game that does not require a Dungeon Master. It's best with four players, but you can even play it solitaire. The tile-based dungeon is created based on cards drawn from a dungeon deck. Monster occurrence is generated by a roll of the dice based on the type of tile you are on. Monster type is generated from cards. This game comes with a lot of plastic miniatures and high quality components including plastic doorways and glossy dungeon tiles. An adventure book adds a dozen scenarios and an advanced role-playing book is included for the hardcore Dungeon Master. Four Heroes are included in the basic game, with additional ones available for purchase separately.

Came in contact with the mini world for the first time with Heroquest.
I was quickly hooked and later purchased advanced heroquest, warhammer quest en finally mordheim.
Never played wargames other than risk. (Warhammer and the like just seem to much dice rolling and too little progress going to slow for me ...)
WHQ en Mordheim are swell games though.

@Boreas_NL
wow those a really nice, would work great for WHRP, not too sure about WHQ tho

@DeafNala
Cheers man yup its pretty much a good ol dungeon crawler.

@pascal the rascal
thanks for the info! Heroquest was the first GW game i ever played, still play it now days sometimes.

Right long time no post been busy with other things so there hasent been much time for model type of stuff. But now i have decided that this is my main project! for the last week i have been making some tiles on and off so here are some WIP pics

this was my test piece, made them slightly larger so i can fit bigger monsters on the tiles more easy.











my group normally uses the stairs as the entrance so i decided to give it a snazzy looking door(have added to it since i took these pics). also thought i would take a pic of a mock up game with some warriors and monsters on the tiles



also you may see that its on 2inch foam stuff, mainly did that so i can make some of the rooms 3d like the fighting pit and fire chasm , can also see the 3d-ness on the stairs.

C&C always welcome as normal

-Foot

Looking choice so far, Foot!

This is actually making me interested in playing WHQ, never played it, but it sure looks awesome!

Little question though, are the bricks you used for the entrance from Hirst Art Molds?


Keep it up, ya dirty Kiwi!

It is Hirts arts alright. I recognize it! Good stuff.

Love the idea about going 3d. However would it not have been good enough with half that height?

@foot

Awesome stuff. I have not forgotten about you, I am still trying to find those WHQ Cards. I am cleaning out my garage today and hopefully. I will find them.

@Pfreck
cheers you cheeky little bugger you should really try find a download or something, tis a really fun game to play. And indeed they are Hirst art blocks

@lord siwoc
thanks i would of gone with 1inch foam but i had abunch of this stuff left over from my failed Mordheim table idea, so i just went with the 2inch.

@Da Bank
Thanks man

-Foot

WOW, nice stuff!It reminds me my old warhammer questing days.Using the Hirst arts blocks is a clever idea.Your work is always inspirational.Can we see your monsters or bad boys??what minotaur(s) are you going to use??I recomend you to wait till avatars of war ends their minotaur.seeing that WQ cool stuff make me feel a lot of nostalgia ...Keep posting your works!

Cheers man
No pics of the monsters yet sorry, just using most the original ones atm, till after i have done all the tiles then i can get stuck into all the minis properly. For the minotaurs, i was ganna use the AOW one like you said, waiting for it to be released so i can do an order, also will be using the Mordheim one and theres another one on heresy miniatures that i kinda want to get

Right so i have done some more tiles! Heres the pics

Passageways



T-Junctions and the Corner


Dungeon Cell and Guard Room Gotta add some chain to the Cell and wait till its painted to add the hay like stuff.


Portcullis and Falling Block markers The portcullis is kinda basic but it works and im too lazy to make a plasticard one



Thats all for now, still got 4 more rooms to go and the objective rooms for the tiles, might also do the collapsed passage and acouple of other WD/expansion tiles too. also gotta make some Spiked Pit makers.

Also got a little sneak peak of more paint on the Ex-Blood Bowl player/ Mighty Zug


Really happy with how the skin has come out on him

Also i have got a game tomorrow of Warhammer Quest so i may take some "action" pictures too.
C&C always welcome as normal.

-Foot

Wow! Wow!

This is awesome, I need to move to New Zealand.

I LOVE Mighty Zug...he reminds me of Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein.
The tiles look FANTASTIC...seems appropriate. Keep up the SPLENDID WORK!

" I love mighty zug... he reminds me of Peter Boyle in yung fraqnkenstein"


Ya your right Deaf he dose look like him in that movie! Ofcourse we now need Mr. Wilder!

you must be 1 patient man !
but the result sure looks stunning
can't wait to see the finished / painted result

@Da Bank & pascal
Cheers guys

@Deaf & dwi
Cheers! I don't believe i have see Young Frankenstein

Righto, didn't get as much done as i wanted to but still got some stuff to show

Torture Chamber and Circle of Power don't have the original tile piece for the Circle of Power but do have scans on my pc so i used that to get the placement of things, will add the Circle and stuff when i paint it.



Ex-Blood Bowl player/Mighty Zug Quite happy how he came out, especially the skin, close up of the face is near the top of the page.




C&C always welcome


-Foot

Great paint job on Zug.

Cheers man!

Right so acouple of more tiles

Monsters lair


And my first objective room!

Fighting Pit quite happy how this came out




Got one more dungeon room to go then its on to the other objective rooms!

EDIT:
Decided to do a test paint job on one of the corridors, i think it looks alright. its abit lighter in person



C&C always welcome

-Foot

OH THE POSSIBILITIES! GREAT looking stuff, Foot! All the things that could be done with a Dungeon setting BOGGLE the mind...in my case EVEN more than normal. This is becoming an INSPIRING thread.

this is indeed an inspiring thread great work!!! love the little details you put in your tiles