Border Town Burning Scenery

Ages've passed since my last visit to the Boring Mordheim Forum, shame on me .

On the other hand, this time hasn't been wasted in terms of my hobby activity. There're plenty of new miniatures and terrains I'd like to show you in the following weeks (of course, to avoid glut I won't share with you all pics at once ).

Let's start with some relatively newer scenery that has been quite recently built for our local gaming club, called "Dębowa Tarcza" (which means: "Oakenshield", though in fact we aren't neither LOTR, nor "The Hobbit" players at the moment ).

The first scenery piece I'd like to reveal is the infamous "Last Orders" inn, where both ale and blood are being shed at a constant pace .

The building that you can see below is the result of cooperation of three club members: our friend Vercy, who started the construction and built the raw walls, me, who made all the details, and Skavenblight, who painted the whole thing up.

Moreover, the building is in fact the first of three (or even four!) floors we're planning to build for our gaming club, so please stay tuned for even more !

Enough talk, let me show the pics:

Hejho Kapitan_hak,
welcome back, it has been really a long time since you and skavenblight ventured into the halls of toms.
Great to see that you´ve been busy all the time anyway, and what came out of it is really worth the waiting.
As always with you scenery i love to see all the small details that make sthis pice of scenery come to life!
Awesome!

Beautiful minature bar you have there! Welcome back!

Boy, there's a lot of serious work into this scenery piece. Well done!

I love the use of the GW bits in it and the name "Last Orders" for the inn. Dark humour all the way!

Joao

Thanks for your comments - it's good to see you again and watch the whole TBMF community thriving as always !

Coming back to our BTB terrains... meanwhile, after finishing the first section of the "Last Orders" inn, I've started to work on a winter themed table, mainly for battles in Mountains of Mourns/Northern Wastes/Northern Cathay Borderlands in Border Town Burning campaign running currently in our gaming club.

The first piece of work is some kind of a snow-covered rock that I've made of styrofoam (and snow ) using my homemade hot wire cutter:

WELCOME HOME, Kapitan! You WONDERFULLY detailed & BEAUTIFULLY painted Inn & Mountain Scene are a FINE way of reintroducing yourself. GREAT WORK as always!

Have I mentioned how much I like the tavern? Its so much fun to look at all the details. The rock is well done as well.

Saw them on your blog - amazing stuff. That inn is just crazy. It really makes we want to do one myself. If I ever will, this will be my inspiration.

Wellcome back and thank you for the pictures of the genius tavern. I like the rock too, but zhe tavern is really awesome.

Another question: did you ever release an english or german version of your Karak Zorn rules? I knew you were playtesting them before your break.

SerialMoM wrote:

Another question: did you ever release an english or german version of your Karak Zorn rules? I knew you were playtesting them before your break.

Well... we didn't released any version of Karak Zorn yet It takes far too much time, but it seems that some people who wanted to playtest the rules are not interested anymore. I hope we will release it at last, though. There will be an English version, of course (don't worry, I'm not going to translate it )

My dear husband abandoned this thread, so I will update it Now something from Mordheim. Ruined temple of Sigmar - built by our friend Dwalthrim (from some old scraps of WH40k scenery), painted by me.

EDIT: Ooops, it's BtB topic, not Mordheim. Nevermind, Hak will change it later

That is a FINE LOOKING piece of terrain...BEAUTIFULLY painted & detailed! I'm sure it would work well with Mordheim, BTB, or EIF; it would grace any gaming board it was placed on. GREAT WORK!

Very well done, whatever setting it is intended for!

Fantastic ruin of a Sigmar temple!!!

Great build, great paint job.

Thanks

Fantastic scenery, reminds me of the ruined temple in the rulebook, great!

Thanks guys for comments about our ruined temple

floedebolle wrote:

Fantastic scenery, reminds me of the ruined temple in the rulebook, great!

Exactly! I take inspiration from TC#1 and first Mordheim battle report which was published in White Dwarf many years ago

Also I would invite you to look for our Oakenshield Fb fanpage. In this BTB_campaign_album you can see how terrain from this topic (& some Mordheim stuff of course )looks during the game.
Enjoy

THANKS MUCHO for the link! Everything looks TERRIFIC..I for one will be taking more than one trip to take in all the photos. Cool as all the terrain, minis, & games are; it was the photos of the Folks playing the game that appealed to moi...especially our own Skavenblight. GREAT STUFF!

Thanks for the link!

The pictures of yourbattles are awesome. I love the ruins.

Many thanks for all your comments !

Coming back to our BTB terrain, I'd like to show you some new pictures of our old, quite ordinary, snowy terrains.

Lovely winter terrain   

Thanks, Von Kurst !

To supplement the snowy rocks above I've recently finished a new piece of terrain:

Great snow terrain. Reminds me of the tons of artificial snow that rest in bags somewhere here in my office. If i should get visited by police i dont think they would take it for tabletop snow!

I thought of giving my upcoming mordheim board a snowy coating, but now that i see the last one of your pieces i am afraid that it would lighten the town up far too much.
Well, think i will try anyway, thanks for those nice terrian pics!

Cool stuff! It's really impressive how much terrain you made.

I also admire all the underground tiles for the Horrors of the Underground scenario. I never finished more than ten or so tiles. Great to see fully modelled tunnels.

Looks like you have a lot of fun with the setting.  

You've created some EXCELLENT Winter scenery pieces. Much as I detest real snow, your model snow looks WONDERFUL. The last group of rough terrain style pieces reminds me of the shoreline rocks back home on Long Island. VERY WELL DONE!   

I don't play in this campaign, but people in  our club have a lot of fun every week on the route to Cathay. I would present You new photos on our Oaken Shield Fb from Second_Warsaw_BTB_Campaign
Enjoy!