A new start...

As I mentioned before I started with Mordheim again, from the beginning, this time determined more then ever to make my own table, where I can invite my friends and where we can enjoy in playing this wonderful game. Of course you guys are welcome as well! ; ) So, without further ado here is my first two pieces of what would be my new Mordheim table:










They are pretty much the same, but I like this type of buildings a lot since I saw them on Admin Tom's awesome Mordheim table! : )
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My plan is to make couple of these buildings, with a bit of variations, and combine them with standard fantasy\Tudor style buildings.
As my work progress I will keep you informed!
Critiques and comments are welcome as always!

VERY NICE START! I like the arched windows & the brickwork around all the windows & doors. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

Very well done

BUT you should reinforce your buildings with a core of wood or something. Cause like this its just one clumsy hand away from being broken and that would be a shame

I quite like the cracks in the plaster parts, nice detail. Looking forward to seeing this painted up.

Just remember when you paint it, if you use sprays, it may melt the styrofoam. Best to test any sprays on an unused piece of the same material to see what happens. Otherwise, nice work!

Happy to hear you are back in business once again!!!

A couple more:













And the last two combined:



More to come...

Nice work! It's gonna look great with some paint on, with that attention to detail.
How's the blue foam to work with? I've only tried the pink one so far..

The blue foam is the same as the pink one to me. I really don't see the difference.

VERY NICE additions to your Town. You're starting to get more ambitious as you go along. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

The color of the foam doesn't necessarily match up to its density; the blue foam up in New Your was denser than the pink, but, here in Texas, its the other way around. It's the "R#" that matters: 4 is soft, 6 medium, & 8 hard.

Another one:

LOOKIN' GOOD! I like the arched gateway & windows. GREAT WORK!

like a lot! really good

I wasn't much a fan of the blue foam only buildings, but I see you are having good results using a mix of construction materials with the later builds.

I agree with Von Kurst. Need to find some reasonable sized blue foam around here and figure out how to cut it to test this out.

This newest building is quite brilliant, I like the archways particularly.

Very nice work here! Seems like the terrain-building bug has really caught you. Need to get that myself, as I have a lot of extra materials lying around!

Here is one more:



And these two made out from leftovers:



A couple more to come and I will have enough buildings to cover my new table.

NICE ADDITIONS! The covered walkway may be the coolest piece you've come up with yet; AND GREAT use of the scraps...some of the best stuff arises from the left over odds & ends. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

Great looking ruins! Get some paint on them

DeafNala wrote:

NICE ADDITIONS! The covered walkway may be the coolest piece you've come up with yet; AND GREAT use of the scraps...some of the best stuff arises from the left over odds & ends. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

I was just thinking the same thing with the walkway.
Your building is great.... I would bug you about painting but I'm no better.

More leftovers:







Inspiration for the second one came out from a short story that you can read throughout the printed Mordheim rulebook, where Witch Hunter Marius prosecute an evil necromancer inside The City of the Damned.



The fountain still missing a statue on top and all bases needs to be covered with sand and dirt!

You are making the absolute most out of your scrap material...VERY CREATIVE! The cellar entrance & the blown off door are nice touches; AND the Fountain has a lot of potential. EXCELLENT WORK!

Love that cellar door....

Here's my latest work in progress:





It is 90% finished, only need to glue the roof tiles and wall texture and of course to paint it, as all my work so far.



A picture from the test game that my friend and I played a couple of days ago.
Critiques and comment are more then welcome as always!