Tabletop Scenery

Nice progress! Love the interior so far, looking forward to see all the accessories painted as well!

I'm anxious to see this piece of art finished, I absolutely love the way you paint it so far - it makes me wanna buy and paint one myself!

Cheers.

Just awsome.. I want one...

Thanks guys!

Hi guys!

Time for an update.
We finished eight huge supporting beams which will hold guard rooms on the second floor:





...and some details for interior:

You make my home-made scenery look like bits of cardboard with paper mache on it, which I've spray painted... Cause... Well... that's what they are XD

The stuff you guys do is awesome. Haven't read all 13 pages of this yet but, have you guys thought about (or had suggested to you) doing a high street set? Like have a hairdressers, tailors, cobblers etc...? Just be some generic buildings but have one of those swinging signs outside with nice little icons. and then if you can like detach the roofs and stuff, would be able to have some cool accessories...

No? kay =/

-Speckie

Thank you!
We have enough ideas for at least 2 years of work, but it is a good idea. Who knows, maybe we will do something like that in the future.

Ok, the first guard room is finished so here are some pictures. The shutters will be added later:

Ok, time for an update.
The four guard rooms are finished (except for the shutters which will be added later). Note that the guard rooms are not assembled perfectly, that is because they are not glued together yet:



Next: interior details for guard rooms and shutters.

Hello guys, the Guard Tower is finally finished, so here are some pictures (for more pictures and info check out our website):





Hope you like it.

Oh boy, oh boy! What a wonderful piece of scenery! Absolutely stunning!

And I love the way you painted the window's glass.

That is really a LOVELY piece of craftsmanship. All the various elements tie in & enhance each other WONDERFULLY. VERY WELL DONE!

Wow... that is AWESOME! I really need to look into ordering some of these. They would make excellent additions to our table.

Amazing

Thank you guys very much!

cianty wrote:

And I love the way you painted the window's glass.

I did it your way, and must say I am very pleased with the result.

Tabletop World wrote:

cianty wrote:

And I love the way you painted the window's glass.

I did it your way, and must say I am very pleased with the result.

Yes, I looks cool!

I second my fellow posters as well as the cats. Incredible!

Great Tower!

I am sad about the ruined coaching in not being for sale though, I went to purchase it today and it's not for sale anymore... I hate missing the memo.

Hello guys,

The remake of our old Merchant's House is finally finished.
We hope you will like it, we definitely do
With no further ado, here are some pictures:







C & C are more then welcome.
For more pictures and info check out our website.

That is ridiculously good!

Is there any chance you'll be selling individual components at some point? (Barrels, boxes, etc.)

That is JUST BEAUTIFUL...a GREAT source of inspiration. The interior details & all the exterior paraphernalia are superb. I LOVE the asymmetrical look of the place...very much in keeping with the better conceptual art of the G.W. Lads. VERY WELL DONE!

I hope your Christmas Season is JOYOUS & MOST PROFITABLE!

Okay, I'll be honest here...

The detail is mind-blowing. Far above "amazing" and the other usual superlatives. This is definately the best stuff around hand down. Not even doll houses supplies in a scale twice the size can keep up with this level of detail. It's not like you've ever had a lot of competition but you keep raising the bar into heights where there is no competition. It's unbelievable. This is the type of stuff you normally only see some dediacted freaks do for themselves but having this available for purchase... that is really great for us unworthy thick-fingered gamers.

Now my personal gripe that makes this a no-buy: My first impression (that just won't go away) is that the building reminds me of the Smurfs.
It's the curved roofs. Where your previous buildings looked still somewhat historical this has fantasy written all over it (or maybe "Hansel and Gretel"). I always loved Forge World's style of authentic buildings and the style I am looking for is not fantasy. I am sure others love fantasy buildings but the more fantasy the buildings are the less they are relevant for historical players or even players like me who enjoy both fantasy and historical. I may sound a bit overdramatic here - that's just because I would hate to see you go into a fantasy direction and leave the historicals like me behind. We already have GW for the ... weird stuff.

So I'll pass on this one but still look very very much forward to your next buildings (forge revisited?), probably even more so when I imagine the awesome previous generation buildings enhanced with this level of detail.

Rant over.
Love.

...I was saved from the Smurf Connection; while my sons were of an age that they were subjected to the Little Blue Bastards, they (the Smurfs that is) were so universally detested that I never had to deal with the show. Only the Bad Guy & his Cat found any acceptance at all.

WarbossKurgan wrote:

That is ridiculously good!

Is there any chance you'll be selling individual components at some point? (Barrels, boxes, etc.)

Thank you!
Accessories kits should be available during the next week, together with the Town Well.

DeafNala wrote:

That is JUST BEAUTIFUL...a GREAT source of inspiration. The interior details & all the exterior paraphernalia are superb. I LOVE the asymmetrical look of the place...very much in keeping with the better conceptual art of the G.W. Lads. VERY WELL DONE! thumbsup

I hope your Christmas Season is JOYOUS & MOST PROFITABLE! rendeer

Thank you on your compliments and best wishes!

cianty wrote:

Now my personal gripe that makes this a no-buy: My first impression (that just won't go away) is that the building reminds me of the Smurfs. Dad
It's the curved roofs. Where your previous buildings looked still somewhat historical this has fantasy written all over it (or maybe "Hansel and Gretel"). I always loved Forge World's style of authentic buildings and the style I am looking for is not fantasy. I am sure others love fantasy buildings but the more fantasy the buildings are the less they are relevant for historical players or even players like me who enjoy both fantasy and historical. I may sound a bit overdramatic here - that's just because I would hate to see you go into a fantasy direction and leave the historicals like me behind. We already have GW for the ... weird stuff. Rolling Eyes

I totally new you are going to say something like this!
I respect your opinion very much, and I understand your point of view.
We like to give our new models more character, I guess that led us to more of a fantasy style, although I don't think we went to far.
I think you will find something for yourself in the future.

Cheers,
Ivan

I like both the old and new style houses. As long as one doesn't mix, all should be fine. Too bad most of the stuff cannot really be used for Mordheim (except for the ruined coach inn)...

I like the very Warhammer-esque curved roof ridge. It's really tough to make from scratch, so it's just the kind of thing I love to see in a kit!

Tabletop World wrote:

Accessories kits should be available during the next week, together with the Town Well.

Woohoo!