Skavenblight's WIPs

I have to say, this forum is really inspiring. You made me return to terrain building, after almost 4 years! Thanks guys
Well, not only you. The situation is also not good. Altough Kapitan Hak has a very nice Mordheim board at home, he's going to lose it completely after our wedding, because his younger brother is staying with parents and he needs his Mordheim city too. We need to make a new board for us, and because Hak is always busy, I HAVE to do it

This is not finished yet, I plan to add some more details and paint some things one more time. And sorry for quality of the pics, it isn't a professional camera what I have

I love the little balcony and the wyrdstone included on the base. Nice work!

Question, what do you use for basing your pieces like this? I like the way this works, and would consider basing mine similarly.

PitFighterTrainer wrote:

Question, what do you use for basing your pieces like this? I like the way this works, and would consider basing mine similarly.

This one - fiberboard.
But we bought HDF board yesterday, and I think it's better.

Great stuff!

Is there NO limits to The Woman's Talent? Apparently NOT. COOL BUILDING! Very nicely done; I REALLY like the Balconey & the way you did the roof tiles. Fine choice of colors & the glowing Wyrdstone ROCKS! VERY WELL DONE!

Wow! The whole thing's great, really enigmatic.

Thanks guys, but I really don't deserve
It's only a WIP, I need to do many things before it will be finished.
I will post pic of another building here tomorrow, before I disappear for a week

Ok, the next WIP.
It's in progress since... I don't know... October?
But now I want to finish it. I need to paint that corpse on the floor, and add SOMETHING to this empty, abandoned house...







Sorry for quality, the pics are so bad as always

I'll be back in a week!

wow, you've got a lots of plastic parts for warhammer buildings - that's nice...and even a dead body on the floor - that's a cool one.
Empty space is always an empty space - the best thing for it (IMO) is lots of wrackage since the parts of the walls that 'used to be' unharmed, should be somewhere around...
This 'something' is a bit fancy for Mordheim ruin (I think.... ). You think a simple chest (or two) wouldn't do the trick?

GØRK wrote:

Empty space is always an empty space - the best thing for it (IMO) is lots of wrackage since the parts of the walls that 'used to be' unharmed, should be somewhere around...

Yeah, I will work on it

GORK wrote:

This 'something' is a bit fancy for Mordheim ruin (I think.... ). You think a simple chest (or two) wouldn't do the trick?

But it was brought there AFTER the city was ruined The idea was that it is a house of some nice and good doctor, which was possessed by the demons, and he's doing his sick experiments for Cult of the Shadowlord now... he's sponsored by the cult and therefore he could re-build (a little) his workspace
Yeah, we'll planning some special scenario with that house

sick doctor? fair enough .......
than you could use some heads swinging from the silling...just to make it more sick
hmmm, special scenario....is the doctors miniature involved? will there be one?

you should so mak a chapel and after marrie dplay a scenario where it gets invaded by people/undead who want to say no.

or slight alteration

Your warband have to hold off the enemy who are trying to break through to interrupt the wedding and break it off. Could even roll up a d6 of reasons to stop wedding with different point levels, so once you reach say 6 interuption points the wedding fails.

I like the formerly good Doctor idea. What you need is an Operating table & some B-movie Frankenstein style Apparatus. BWAHAHAHAHA!

COOL MODEL! WIP is coming along nicely; NOW, GET BACK TO WORK!

Love it - makes me want to finish my game board for Mordheim.

GØRK wrote:

wow, you've got a lots of plastic parts for warhammer buildings - that's nice...and even a dead body on the floor - that's a cool one.
Empty space is always an empty space - the best thing for it (IMO) is lots of wrackage since the parts of the walls that 'used to be' unharmed, should be somewhere around...

When it comes to scenery, a nice balance between spaciousness and characterful accents is preferable. I love a well decorated ruin but if my models can't stand up in them it gets annoying. In that way the clear space is good thing. Besides the ruins really come to life when a couple warbands are crawling all over it.

Great work Skaven Blight! Can't wait to see more.

Something I've been doing for my friend/patron Mac's Mordheim Boards is making removable details; i.e., rubble, treasure, signs, general atmosphere pieces on separate bases that can be removed for games play, but decorate the area until the minis need to occupy the space. The pieces I did for Ashton's photo exchange are example of some removable detailing.

DeafNala wrote:

Something I've been doing for my friend/patron Mac's Mordheim Boards is making removable details; i.e., rubble, treasure, signs, general atmosphere pieces on separate bases that can be removed for games play, but decorate the area until the minis need to occupy the space. The pieces I did for Ashton's photo exchange are example of some removable detailing.

A brilliant solution!

Do you remember the first building in this thread?
I try to finish it
I think it's too... empty. I need more details. So I started sculpting some demon on the wall... it's still WIP, I need to sculpt the eyes and many more tentacles.

That's REALLY cool, AND appropriately disturbing. I've been doing faces coming out of the walls for awhile; it does give a definite possessed/haunted feel to the building. This SHOULD be fantastic when completed. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

So True. I really like the detailing. The deamon building fits into Mordheim beautifully.

That is a really scary nice touch.

The next WIP.
This strange demonic creature has more tentacles now

That house is POSSESSED! I like the idea of monsters attached to buildings. Have some myself
– Popmouth

Now THAT'S a TRULY Possessed Building! It could be the home base for your Carnival...or, EVEN more Vile & Evil, their Agent's Office [from HELL!]. VERY NICE WORK!