My own little corner of Mordheim...

Thanks for the feedback! While this dungeon will mostly be used with WFRP it is very, very viable for use with Mordheim... In fact, I can hardly wait until I get to release my warband...

Thanks to the new accessoires mold I have a smallish update to show you...


One of the larger rooms... The room is completely painted and now has some shelves with various small items (all plaster).




And two dead ends, also with a couple of shelves each...

I want my dungeon to have an inhabited feel, and these shelves with their content go a long way to achieving that goal. I'm also working on a couple of tables, chairs and cupboards. Apart from that, I have been drybrushing several pieces and am making good progress...

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The shelves in the archways are cool...I keep hearing "put the candle back" from Young Frankenstein though. FINE WORK!
I would imagine that the Dungeon set up would lend itself to quite a variety of games. Multipurposing terrain is an EXCELLENT idea.

haha, deafnala got it right, " .. now listen to me very carefully, DONT put the candle back....."! It has that particular Fronkensteen feeling about it, great dungeon piece! Love the details!

Just needs a model to represent Frau Bluccher <WHINNY!!>

That is really impressive, and it looks a ton of fun! More!

Thanks for the feedback, guys!

Another small update...


I fashioned these very small hand-held candle holders... A plaster bit, a sliver of plastic tubing (for the handle), a small plastic rod and a flame from greenstuff... Remember, these are just about 1CM tall. I made these to go on some of the shelves and maybe a table or two...

I drybrushed quite a few pieces yesterday and I'm now almost halfway through my pieces... However, yesterday I also laid the tiles for another 10 pieces. Today I'll build up the walls and, if at all possible, I'll put on a first coat of paint...

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Sorry for the double post... I've been drybrushing quite a lot and the number of finished pieces is growing steadily...


All the completed pieces... There are still many more, just waiting to be finished.


Another couple of dead ends, nicely furbished with stuff (mostly) from the new accessory molds...

And just to show you that its not all cozy corners in my dungeon', a selection of gothic bits...




Arches, skulls and cloaked figures... It doesn't get more gothic than this, now does it? Most of these details were made from bits from Scribor miniatures...


Here are the new pieces... They are still WIP (obviously). There is always room for more... Also, I intend to scrap some older pieces as they just don't match the level of detail/quality I demand of my later pieces and the new pieces could replace them.

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COOL...your "dead ends" actually look dead...symbolically that is. Your new additions look WONDERFUL & for the most part quite Gothic; the little alcoves with the candles, books, & drink are cozy little nooks...adds some contrast to the skulls & Angels of Death stuff. All VERY WELL DONE!

Have a MERRY & HAPPY!

The dungeon and props are oh so cool. Thanks for sharing and Happy Holidays!

Happy 2013 ta all...


All of the finished dungeon modules... There are a few pieces still missing, but they are eiter being scrapped or still need building. For me, it's (almost) good enough... Just a few more colored tiles and I'l be completely finished...

Today, after catching up on some sleep, I have spent a couple of hours building and painting, the results can be seen below...


I finished another 18 modules for my dungeon (some of the floors were laid the previous week)... Mostly small, but indispensible, pieces and some more ornate sections. I already completed a couple of shelves to go in the recessed arches...


The red tiles, needed for the floors... Most of these are meant to go with new pieces but some will go with a few of the older pieces. The white tiles still need their paint.




I have also spent some time adapting my wall-mounted candle holders... I have some more, and a lot more in the mail, but this is a decent start.

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You have been IMPRESSIVELY busy...GREAT WORK!

HAPPY NEW YEAR to you also!

Those sconces....

Thanks for the feedback!

As the dungeon is now finished I think it's about time for some pictures...


All the pieces with colored tiles... These give some much needed color to the dungeon.


A little shot through one of the corridors...




And a couple of shots of the completed dungeon... We used this set-up for a game of skirmish/warbands which was great fun. I am quite satisfied with how the project turned out. While it's not finished (what I have is done, but I still want to add more) there should be more to come... I fully intend to add a lot more details, like furniture and candle holders, and several new pieces, both basic and more elaborate.

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Amazing work! Very inspiring! Sadly my girlfriend would kill me if I started building a dungeon xD

I agree AMAZING WORK indeed! I really like the red & white floor patterns. Your Dungeon has the best house keeping crew. GREAT WORK!

Oh man !!!!
What can I say?
Warhammer quest without cardboard.... I can ONLY dream of it !
Unbelievable stuff !!
Tx for the pics

fantastic

Finally, I have a proper update for you!


A shot from the Dwarfs vs Beastman game... We used random deployment for this game (for the Dwarfs at least). The Beastmen defended a tomb containing some priceless Dwarven artifact. while the Dwarfs were split up, FBI had to do the same with his Beastmen to cover all approaches to the tomb... The Beastmen fought with bestial fury and managed to kill most of the Dwarfs (an especially vicious Warhound proved to be very deadly) but in the end the Dwarfs proved to be too tough...

Our next game was loosely based on the typical Zombie shooter...


The set-up of the dungeon was still the same, but if you look closely you can see the entry points/sawn areas for the Zombies. Every Zombie turn there would be random spawning!


FBI brought a whole pile of Zombies... With these numbers, my Stirlanders are in for the fight of their lives...


My Stirlanders had to deploy in the central chamber but had to hurriedly spread out in order to counter the Zombie infestation... I used about 160 points, all in single models, no characters...

The game proved to be extremely fun, with endles hordes of Zombies bearing down on my Stirlanders. As casualties mounted, the Stirlanders were also respawned on the roll of a 6. These re-inforcements arrived piecemeal and were easily delt with by the Zombies. Next time, we switch roles: I will control the Zombies and FBI will bring his Dwarfs...

And a couple of shots from my hard labour...

I have received a fresh batch of candle holders! A whole pile, 144 to be precise, these should be enough to cover most of the dungeon...






Here are two of the rooms, both are fitted with the wall mounted candle holders... As far as I'm concerned, they look very nice! I continue to be a big fan of the plaster shelves, they offer such a wide variety of options!


This room has also received the candles but still needs some more details (shelves and maybe a bed or two)...




And a couple of smaller bits with the added shelves and random clutter (they still need candles though)... Especially the end pieces are very well suited for this kind of decoration, giving some much needed detail to otherwise bare corridors...

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Ohhh! Battles in the dungeon.: I know they are a pain, but I'd love to see illustrated battle reports of your adventures using this terrain. So cool.

Thanks for the great inspiration from photos of the details.

Remember this one?


I have continued work on this room...








I have tried to add some lighting effect, first try but not too bad I guess... The room isn't quite finished yet, it still needs some more stuff. I turned the room into a study/bedroom, hence the variety of items...

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The painting & modeling is GREAT, but that is the tidiest Dungeon imaginable. Do the have an house keeping staff? That aside, VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

The painting & modeling is GREAT, but that is the tidiest Dungeon imaginable. Do the have an house keeping staff? That aside, VERY WELL DONE!

Thanks! I blame my wife... She re-educated me so I always to pick up after myself...

Small update...


I finished another 32 candles and put them in a couple of other pieces... I added the lighting effects, too. There are still 144 candles to go, and I don't even know if I have enough modules to put them in...

This saturday we have another game planned, expect more pics soon!

I've probably mentioned this before, but I love the red & white checked floors. Candles have figured on my agenda lately also; just not to the extent you're going for...you also have the best lit dungeon ever. As always VERY WELL DONE!

I'm looking forward to photos of your next game...INSPIRING STUFF!

I'm saying this again... PLEASE give us a battle report using these pieces! I think I'm not alone with this sentiment. (These all look FANTASTIC btw)

Fresh reinforcements!


Praise be Ebay! Lovely old models...

And some freshly painted dungeon modules...




Some smaller intersections and a big, multi-level room... I have continued work on a whole raised section (bridge and two rooms), expect pics soon! These simple pieces will greatly enhance the maze like capabilities of the set.


And the set-up we used for the game of last week...

This evening we set up another dungeon, expect pics soon!
Thanks for the feedback, expect more updates soon!