Building by quidamcorvus

Making trees is one of my favorite things. Yours is yet another BEAUTIFUL creation. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Really cool! Like the idea of the Griffin nest there!

Thank you very much.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest IV

Today I have for you photos of the fourth forest, or actually several scenic bases representing the forest, which I decided to use as part of the Teufelsberg village area.

I planted conifers tree from NOCH on the scenic bases that I bought online, pasted them on twigs cut to different lengths to vary their height.

In addition, I placed various types of bits, broken branches, limbs and stones on the coasters, and supplemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.

The bases dress up the evergreens SPLENDIDLY.

DeafNala wrote:

The bases dress up the evergreens SPLENDIDLY.  

Thank you.

Gallery: Barricade

Today, I have barricades for you with refreshed scenic bases, which I improved this month...

And THIS is how the bases looked earlier.

OUTSTANDING! Those are SPLENDID LOOKING cover.

DeafNala wrote:

OUTSTANDING! Those are SPLENDID LOOKING cover.

Thank you.

Gallery: Teufelsberg. Field.

Today I have for you photos of the fields surrounding Teufelsberg, which have recently been taken over by arachnids.

Although presented as the last ones, the fields were the first terrain models I made as part of the Teufelsberg project.

Apart from fences from Rubicon Models, I also used bits with arachnids, probably from Ristuls EM, but unfortunately I don't remember exactly.

To this I added branches imitating boughs and various sprinkles.

That is a SPLENDID addition to your lovely terrain piece. VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

That is a SPLENDID addition to your lovely terrain piece. VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you.

Gallery: A special building.

The buildings were built according to a template prepared according to my guidelines by Bahior from The Dark Oak blog.

You can find the template file HERE.

The construction report will most likely appear on the blog in October, at the moment I can send you to Facebook fanpage, where I posted photos of the work progress.

At the same time, the buildings were a training ground on which I tested various solutions that I intend to implement during the construction of the table with the ruins of the city for Warheim FS.

You can also see painted Ostlanders in the pictures, consisting mainly of models from Dunkeldorf Miniatures and Lead Adventures, which I have not yet published on the blog. The models on the right are also heroes, except maybe the Ogre, who is yet to become a hero.

You can download the wanted posters hanging from HERE.

BEAUTIFULLY DONE! The interior is particularly striking & wonderfully detailed.