An Arabyan Building

That looks WONDERFUL; I love the arched entry ways. The color choices & the blending are OUTSTANDING. GREAT WORK!   

Yep, the color and paintjob is perfection. Well done.

Thanks very much everyone.

Another 'in game' shot showing how my new stuff fits with playtable's Tortuga:


Edit: Tortuga link
https://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/t2196-tortuga-inspired-buildings-finished-wip

The two styles work WONDERFULLY together & fit into the settings seamlessly...multi-purposing at its BEST! The boards are BEAUTIFUL...VERY WELL DONE!   

Thanks Al, I'm glad you like it.

Edit: Found this on Tabletop Gaming News:



http://ironheartartisans.com/28mm-scale-north-african-terrain-now/

Wow! What a gaming table!   

Thank you cianty.

Another table shot from tonight's gaming.  New water tabletop plus some ocean front rock formations including The Twisted Shark--





Not a building at all:  WIP of the 'new' rock formation--






The rock is one fragment that survives of an 4' x 16' rubble pile the theatre I work for made for the play One Thousand Cranes maybe 14 yrs or so ago.  I've been whittling it down into smaller pieces since.

Wow, VK! This looks like the real thing (with natural light and a proper sky background, it will easily look like a real location!). Wonderful work on the rocks. Are these carved foam pieces or actual rocks? Either way, the rocky formations add a lot of realism to the overall terrain.

I want something like this!!

Joao

Hej, look at that awesome gaming table, fantastic!
Thumbs up!

I agree with others, great looking table(& rocks)

Thanks for the kind comments gentlemen.

@Joao--The rocks are made from what I call white bead foam. Originally the blocks of foam were 6" to 2'-0" thick but A LOT of material was cut away. The foam is covered in fabric and several layers of various types of scenic goop.

That is a BEAUTIFUL table.. The buildings, groundwork, et al are WONDERFUL...I love The Rock. GREAT STUFF!     

Yep, the rock formation looks great. I love the way the stairs are set into the stone.

Deafnala and Theomar--Thank you both for the kind words.

What a fantastic gaming table! Makes me want to get my pirates out and YAAAARGH!   

Thank you cianty. It would be nice to see photos of your pirate table in action again, too...

A little teaser WIP of a small tower, perhaps a lighthouse...

I WANT TO PLAY ON IT, NOW!

Fantastic table!

That does have possibilities. Have FUN with it no matter where it leads you.   

Love the buildings, and that table looks like it would be a huge amount of fun to play on.

We have some of the Crescent Root buildings, and I recommend them. He was gone for awhile, but has re-established his internet presence again; I am tempted to order more (gift-giving time coming up with Stacy's BD and Christmas).

How did you make your mashrabiyas? They really add a great deal to those buildings.

Sometimes you can find Turkish carpets made for doll houses. The ones I have seen are paper, but look pretty good when placed on the floor.

Keep up the excellent work!

Thank you Michael, its good to see you posting on this forum again.

The mashrabiyas are made of various thicknesses of plastic sheeting, carved and grained to look like wood. The decorative trim is cut down plastic packaging from holiday lights.

It is good to be back.

The mashrabiyas are quite impressive!

We are back in Araby again. To celebrate I took an evening to paint up another piece of the Fantasy Bazaar (courtesy of Deafnala):

The fountain

Looks cool!

OH, but that did paint up SPLENDIDLY! It looks SO MUCH BETTER in a gaming setting ready for some action than it did here, languishing in its little box...GREAT WORK!