Hellspawn's vision of Mordheim... in another city.

I can imagine, you've made your friend very happy with your painting. Very nice.
I like the use of color. Very realistic.

My friend is quite happy, indeed.
Those ones are for free... he's been nice with me, this is kind of a reward!

Some personal sceneries posted on Google...
https://goo.gl/photos/D2Tcu7Y1bboGS8N58

... or in my blog...
http://mordheimspawncryer.blogspot.be/
The table isn't finished yet but this can give an idea...

Thanks for the links. Your Towers are WONDERFUL creations, but they don't show up here. There seems to be a problem posting photos from the new Google Albums. That aside, VERY WELL DONE!  

WoW!

Beautiful work.

DeafNala wrote:

Thanks for the links. Your Towers are WONDERFUL creations, but they don't show up here. There seems to be a problem posting photos from the new Google Albums. That aside, VERY WELL DONE!  

Try the blog!

HellspawN wrote:

DeafNala wrote:

Thanks for the links. Your Towers are WONDERFUL creations, but they don't show up here. There seems to be a problem posting photos from the new Google Albums. That aside, VERY WELL DONE!  

Try the blog!

 
I did; that was one of the links I mentioned. The Google Ablums don't work as an implanted image. I've tried it myself to no avail. I have a Google account so I was able to view your photos there as well as on your blog...they really are BEAUTIFUL!  

I like how the tower is painted up. Desert-yellowish with the details in black/iron or brown/wood. Looks like you used some washes? What did you use exactly?

There is more than this tower: HERE

Like said two pages before...

Some instructions to make such a scheme... ? Okay! In french and the shorter version in english!

IN FRENCH:

1°) Sous-couche noire intégrale. Pourquoi? Parce que les angles creux difficiles d'accès resteront noirs, moins gênant que blanc ou gris! Et parce que ça fait des décors sensiblement moins lumineux que mes fig's (peintes sur du blanc). Les fig's s'en détachent donc un peu. Et c'est joli!

2°)Les pierres d'arkose:
- Un brossage à sec généreux de YANDEN DARKSUN appliqué au tank brush de façon à laisser les joints en noir mais aussi certains creux dans les pierres.
- Un "pointillisme" (tapotage avec un pinceau essuyé comme dans le cas du brossage) avec le même tank brush de TAUSEPT OCHRE.
- Brossage léger de BLEACHED BONE.
- Brossage zénithal de SKULL WHITE.
- Surlignage de certaine arêtes au SKULL WHITE.
- Si tu es un maniaque comme moi: repasse du CHAOS BLACK dans le moindre joint.

3°) Les pierres grises sont sur une base de CODEX GREY éclaircie au FORTRESS GREY, quelques angles et éclats au SKULL WHITE. Pour quelques-unes de ces pierres, un lavis léger de GRAVEYARD EARTH vient ajouter de la nuance.

4°) Le bois voit un brush insistant de SCORCHED BROWN suivant d'une caresse de GRAVEYARD EARTH et d'un dernier brush de BLEACHED BONE. Ça fait bois délavé par la pluie.

5°) Les tuiles en bois? Sur la sempiternelle sous-couche noire:
- Brossage de SCORCHED BROWN (encore lui!).
- Brossage de SNAKEBITE LEATHER plus léger.
- Caresses aléatoires au tank brush essuyé avec du BLOOD RED pour déposer ci et là quelques pigments.
- Brossage de bas en haut (en accrochant dont au bas des tuiles) avec du BUBONIC BROWN puis du ROTTING FLESH.
- Lining noir entre les tuiles si tu es le même psychopathe que moi!

6°) Les briques.
- Brossage de DARK FLESH général.
- Aléatoirement, brossage
soit de 2/3 DARK FLESH, 1/3 BLAZING ORANGE
soit de 2/3 CHAOS BLACK, 1/3 REGAL BLUE
soit de BESTIAL BROWN
- Brossage léger de BLEACHED BONE partout pour l'aspect usé.
- Quelques touches de CODEX GREY au hasard de certaines briques (coulées de mortier, poussières de mortier des joints).

IN ENGLISH:

1°) Black undercoat

2°) Arkose stones:
- Heavy YANDEN DARKSUN drybrush
- TAUSEPT OCHRE tapping.
- Light BLEACHED BONE drybrush.
- Zénithal SKULL WHITE drybrush and lining on the edges.
- CHAOS BLACK between the stones.

3°) Grey stones:
CODEX GREY and then FORTRESS GREY. SKULL WHITE for some edges. GRAVEYARD EARTH washing on some stones

4°) Wood:
- Heavy SCORCHED BROWN drybrush.
- Light GRAVEYARD EARTH drybrush
- Last light BLEACHED BONE drybrush.

5°) The tiles:
- SCORCHED BROWN drybrush
- Lighter SNAKEBITE LEATHER drybrush.
- Random BLOOD RED caress to put down some pigments.
- From downside to upside: BUBONIC BROWN and then ROTTING FLESH drybrush.
- CHAOS BLACK lining between the tiles.

6°) The bricks:
- Global DARK FLESH drybrush.
- Random drybrushes of
2/3 DARK FLESH, 1/3 BLAZING ORANGE
or 2/3 CHAOS BLACK, 1/3 REGAL BLUE
or BESTIAL BROWN.
- Light BLEACHED BONE drybrush everywhere.
- Some random CODEX GREY lines and dots.

HellspawN wrote:

There is more than this tower: HERE

 
Yes, I thanked you for the links...that means both of them.

Step by step...

That is a SPLENDID base & equally BEAUTIFUL buildings. It's almost a shame to cover the LOVELY details with the structures. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Thank you for taking the time to sum up how you painted the buildings. Most of the colors I have and use myself.

Now your board looks terrific! It's somehow both medieval and fantastic-looking and nothing like the stuff you can buy. I am a big fan. Also like how you combined the tree with the foundation of - what was the GW-tower called...? Anyway, good stuff!

Thank you!
Three more of those boards are on their way.
I'll show you a table with sceneries out of those (http://mordheimspawncryer.blogspot.be/) in a few weeks.
I'm glad you see a mix between medieval and fantasy because it was the point... I play some games, not only Mordheim. This city was supposed to look like Mordheim... or another med(fan or not) city.

fantastic boards

Things are about to be playable... My table is nearly ready.
We will play in those streets in one month for the first time. There will be a lot more work to do but I know that it will be funny.

That picture is awesome!!

Nice to see you back. I'd definitely appreciate some more pics!

Excellent work

Thank you, guys!
There will be a lot of pictures to come but you will have to wait a couple of weeks.

I promise to share here the pictures of every Mordheim day at home.
I can't wait to see all my Mordheim stuff on the table... but I planned not to try it before D Day. Just to have the same surprise as my players.

Some pictures of my new Mordheim table to play tomorrow. Plastic, MDF, resin and nothing else! Oh, except glue and paint... tons of glue and paint!

Je poste ici quelques photos de ma nouvelle table de Mordheim prises aujourd'hui, la veille de notre première partie dessus. Plastique, MDF et résine, rien d'autre! Ah, si... de la colle et de la peinture... des tonnes de colle et de peinture!

super exceptional and inspirational!

very excellent:

+ conceptual design / layout

+ painting / color pallete

+ photography / composition

+ (I'm sure I forgot to acknowledge all the other greatness!)

thank you hellpspawn!

I really like it!

magnifique!

Fantastic! Beautifully rendered slice of a cursed city, very well done. I think I could probably spend most of the day looking for all the little details like scattered bones...

Your table is fabulous!!
I especially like that harbor-segment.
How did you make the water?

Spectacular! Very nicely done.