The Free City of Gierburg - Board & Scenery

MAN, the Witch Hunters are recruiting them young these days!
Gierburg is becoming a thriving metropolis...AND a VERY photograhic one to boot. BEAUTIFUL STUFF!

Truly inspirational stuff! Your work is my main source of inspiration when painting for Mordheim. I don't know where you get all the time that's needed for all that scenery, in that kind of quality, but I'm really impressed

Does any of your blog post include information on how you create the splendid vegetation that seems to be on every scenery piece you make?

Working on my Citadel Realm of Battle Gameboard so I can use some hints and tips to make it look good

Thanks, Per! You can find the information you are looking for in my post about the Blue Wolf Inn. I hope that helps.

Thanks man, good blog post.
(and I haven't forgotten about the BTB roster sheet...)

Jorisch wrote:

(and I haven't forgotten about the BTB roster sheet...)

I hope so!

And here are some more diorama shots:

You've set the standard for what we all want to achieve

very very nice models & scenery cianty! love the little men en female archer!

Where are they from?

They are from Hasslefree Miniatures.
http://cianty-tabletop.blogspot.com/2010/02/citizens-of-gierburg-kids.html

VERY CINEMATICALLY COOL! Looks like Gierburg has it's own criminal element...a fairly overt & active one at that. It's good to see that crime isn't limited to the politicos.

very nice cianty ! thank you so much

Merchant's House
Here is the Merchant's House from Tabletop World. Check out this blog post for a full review of the building and more information on the painting.

VERY NICE! You've developed a real flair for painting buildings...LOVE the sinister cloaked chap. VERY WELL DONE!

Love it! Those models look really good on the table with minis around them.

how do you make the wall texture?
Sand and white glue? or plaster?

Nope. TabletopWorld and PayPal.

oh I just tought you added some extra texture to it, that was all
thanks.

Well, they did use sand and white glue for the original master, I believe. I would have never used that for walls, but when painted it looks really good.

Tailor Shop aka Medieval Inn
Here is the Medieval Inn from Tabletop World. Check out my blog for a review of the building and more photos.

Hope you like it!

cianty wrote:

Tailor Shop aka Medieval Inn
Here is the Medieval Inn from Tabletop World. Check out my blog for a review of the building and more photos.

Hope you like it!

Looks great!!! Hope i will be able to paint mine as good as this one!!! Received my order yesterday from TableTopWorld!!!

Keep you guys posted on my progress!

AWE-SOME! Thanks a lot for the pics Cianty. Stunning work, both on the painting and photograping!

VERY NICE! It looks like the Tailor is prospering. VERY WELL DONE!

Thanks, guys!

@Tom: If it weren't for your superbly painted miniatures the photos would only look half as good.

As always, beautifully painted and incredibly detailed - I love those arranged scenes on the photos!

I love the pictures and they paybills. I need to add some to my buildings, they add so much character.

very nice Cianty !