Kleindorf (Pic Heavy)

Next ones up:





And one of the towns 'Naughty-yet-incompetant' inhabitants, along with Frank the vulture, who I couldn't help but think he was looking disappointed at turning up late for dinner

The Well turned our VERY NICELY...love your stonework. AND the road side justice is COOL; you could add a "No Littering" sign to indicate a tough town...my condolences to Frank on missing dinner. VERY WELL DONE (no pun intended)!

Finally got around to hacking up the doormat I purchased a while back for this very purpose..

please excuse the photo, I've taken it on the downstairs gaming room table, where I've been procrastinating (I'm supposed to be writing a WFRP adventure for tomorrow night... )

Even when you're procrastinating you manage to make something COOL. The field & the surrounding walls looks WONDERFUL...VERY WELL DONE!
Did you make the walls/gate or is that G.W's/other mini maker's?

Thanks
The walls/fences etc are all from the Citadel Walls & Fences pack.

I'm working on some walls from the individual bricks, but I need to make some more, so there waiting until I've finished the ruins - I'll post a pic in the in progress thread.

In the meantime, I've got a bit creative with the camera. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could use as a backdrop?

That really is COOL looking; there is nothing quite as inspiring as seeing nicely painted minis in their natural & equally nicely painted environs. VERY WELL DONE!

One of the Guys over on L.A.F. is famed for his Oh-So-Cool battle report photos. Here's his current photo backdrop set up:



There are some additional photos here:
http://www.lead-adventure.de/index.php?topic=17333.555
The whole thread , all 40 pages, is worth a gander.

Hellooooo...
Might have to break out the wifes watercolours on that on, thats not a bad idea

Hey ghostbear,

I like your gamingtable, must be fun playing on it. Everything suits together. Hope you will ad more of your stuff to this table. If you take Deafs idea for your Background you will end up with pictures of phantastic scenery. I hope you will do so, because all of us want to see this pictures

opaque wrote:

Hey ghostbear,

I like your gamingtable, must be fun playing on it. Everything suits together. Hope you will ad more of your stuff to this table. If you take Deafs idea for your Background you will end up with pictures of phantastic scenery. I hope you will do so, because all of us want to see this pictures

Thanks Opaque, I've got plenty of plans to add to it as yet now my confidence is building (Thank's Guys, you've helped with that!) it's just a matter of finding the time now

A lot of the time it's a matter of making sure anything you buy/make/obtain works together - Often something as simple as the same base colouring or style of basing helps there.
I've seen tables where nothing matches (Heck, my first games were with the paper orks & Marines from rogue trader, using wooden blocks and a farm set Many moons ago).

Ironically, one of the worst places I've seen is the gaming hall at Warhammer World - People playing take scenery from various tables so nothing really matches and for me - that Jars & looks wrong. But I suppose that's one of the differences between people that like the more modelling orientated side, and the pure gamers

I'm heading up to WhW a week on Saturday after payday & I'll try & get some pics to illustrate the ramblings.


Incidentally - I've tinkered with one of the pics & Doctored the background for the header image for the redesign on my blog - Looks good, and I'll try & remember to pop it on here later on when I get home (At work atm...)

Edit: Here you go:

Morning All,

anyone remember https://servimg.com/view/17172758/65 by any chance?

Well, despite it sitting half finished for about a year! (Primarily due to me being not sure on how to go with it oddly enough) I decided I've have a bit of an experiment with my Airbrush on it, and get it finished off:

Not the best pics I know, but I'll get the photo studio out & get some better pics after the visit tot he in-laws over the weekend.

I can relate on the "where am I going with this?" problem...I have things that go years from promising starts to completion. Be that as it may, the Ruins look WONDERFUL; your air brushing experiment was a success..."It Lives" or something like that. It looks suitably dingy yet still attractive in a destroyed sort of way...GOOD color choices. GREAT WORK!   

Great job, love the burnmarks!

Very nice! That is a great ruin with lots of interesting details and looks very playable.