New and Old scenery.

That does look WONDERFUL & quite realistic...definitely beats cutting & pasting hordes of little shingles. GREAT WORK!    

Awesome job! Looks very professional! I really enjoy the way you worked on the wood and then did the thatched roof.

It would be nice to see all your latest terrain creations photographed together one day.

Joao

Thansk Guys!

Joaos, one day.. May I have a cup of tea, please?

If you take nice pictures, I can even make you some churros con chocolate!

Joao

Wowow, did you say churros con chocolate?!  
Me gusta muuuuuucho! Man , its so long since i had churros, to sad, you shouldnt have brought that up joaos, now i am hungry for some!

Oh, sorry comi, of course great job, thumbs up!

He he! I come from Portugal and there we have churros but without chocolate. That's more of a Spanish tradition which I am, of course, willing to embrace.
By the way, churros con chocolate are very hard to find in Madrid around end of August for some strange reason. Yet another reason to be quick at getting them before they're gone!

Joao

Off to madrid then!  

It too easy fin Churros Con Chocolate in Madrid, all year.

Next time you should go to San Gines, a small place were you can take Churros Con Chocolate next to Plaza Mayor.

Here you are their link http://www.chocolateriasangines.com/Chocolateria_San_Gines/Bienvenidos_a_San_Gines.html

Thanks for all comments and CHURROS!

Wow! Thanks for the link! And good news, if they have churros all year 'round!

Joao

The wood frame barn looks great. I've done it once. Once. A lot of work goes into that. Never seen the straw done with clay, it looks good. Would love to see how it paints.

Well after Chocolate con churros is time to businness xD.

We are still working in our hut with a straw rooftop. This time we have sculpt a wooden floor.


You can see more pictures here.

We are ready to colour it!

The wood grain turned out SPLENDIDLY...if you want to go nuts, add some nail holes at the ends of the boards. GREAT WORK!   

Nice Job!

floedebolle wrote:

Nice Job!

Agree!

Thanks guys for your comments.

Deafnala what is "if you want to go nuts, add some nail holes at the ends of the boards. GREAT WORK! " means? oh oh oh ! I get it!

We have been thinking about it. Next time I'll try to add it.   

Hiya guys!

Maeby you don't remember our first haystack. It wasn't nice, so we have tryed again.


You can see more pictures here.

Do you like our new haystack?

This week we are working in a small terrain to take part in a painting competition.

Tabletop World is our favorite scenery branch, so we must do something!






You can see more pictures here.

What do you Think?

The Tabletop World buildings are well painted. The environment you have made for them looks very promising.    

What do I think?

I think
'Ouch! That is some very stiff competition, and will entirely and utterly dwarf my entry...'



Though mine is almost finished, and you seem to have quite a bit of work left to do before the rather tight deadline of one single week...

I think you have a FINE start on an IDYLLIC country scene. GOOD LUCK making the dead line...be sure to post your finished piece here.   

Very nice Empire in Flames terrain. What kind of clay do you use?

Thanks guys.

Deafnala I missed you

Flopchuck it's depends. We ussually use air dry clay Das, trees, bases, ...

Quase ;)I hope see your contibution for Tabletop's competition.


Well, we did a new stoned walls for the competition.

First we tryed with Das, but It didn't runs.


Afther that we changed the clay and take Super Sculpey.


At the right clay model no finish yet, at the left copy resin model.

You can see more pictures here.

D you like it?

Absolutely! Love it!

I worked with Super Sculpey before and it really is wonderful and somehow easier to work with than FIMO (also a good modelling material).

Curious to see the outcome of that whole diorama.

Joao

The wall looks WONDERFUL. Like JoaoS, I'm looking forward to the evolution of the piece. Have FUN with it all!   

Well,

The wall is definately a great improvement vs the Das version.

And it looks like it will blend in completely with Tabletop Worlds' style of walls in their irregularity and squareness.

That was the hardest part for me : expand the buildings' base and add structures (like for instance a fence) and make it look like it was part of the original design... Needless to say I had to 'redo from start' quite often.
Mine's finished since yesterday evening, and my pictures are submitted.

Very exciting I must say.

And I am very curious too to see yours evolve as, again, mine is no way near as developped and large as yours.