terrain pieces and markers

very nice    

Thanks for all the positive feedback.

Pyyr wrote:

One question about the first treasure counter (hourglass and big grimoire one) From where is that book? I don't recognize that bit

The book is from a Games Workshop blister with books. I think it's Out-Of-Print now. I thinks the book itself was from the GW Inquisitor range.

flipchuck wrote:

Where did you get the chest?

From the Games Workshop Morheim accesoiry sprue.

You gotta love auto-correct.

Awesome stuff you've got here. Definitely inspirational. I love the church, the paint job does it massive justice.

Daniel36 wrote:

You gotta love auto-correct.

Oops.   I'll correct it straight away. Thanks!

Daniel36 wrote:

Awesome stuff you've got here. Definitely inspirational. I love the church, the paint job does it massive justice.

Thanks. Quite a large number of members on this forum inspire me. It's nice that I can inspire someone else on the forum.

The chapel conversion is one of the best I've ever seen! Well done, very inspirational!

Joao

Update time!

I've managed to take some more pictures of my terrain. It's such a time-consuming matter for me, hence the time-lag in between the updates. I've finished most pieces months ago, but didn't get around to take the pictures.

Anyway, here are the pics.






Thanks for looking.
For next update, I'll take some pics of my smithy.



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The pieces were worth the wait...VERY WELL DONE!   

DeafNala wrote:

The pieces were worth the wait...VERY WELL DONE!   

Thanks, DeafNala.
I hope the next ones are also worth the wait. Here are some pictures of a blacksmith's workplace and house.








I see that a picture of the front of the complete building in one piece has gone lost somehow. In a next post I'll include one.

Thanks for looking.


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You certainly do work WONDERS with the G.W. buildings. The conversion work, painting, & especially all the BEAUTIFUL little details transform the kits into something uniquely your own. VERY WELL DONE!   

DeafNala wrote:

You certainly do work WONDERS with the G.W. buildings. The conversion work, painting, & especially all the BEAUTIFUL little details transform the kits into something uniquely your own. VERY WELL DONE!   

Thanks DeafNala.
I can tell you, it's hard work hacking and sawing through the thick GW plastics to get it the way I want. I'm happy the way it turned out, but it took me way too much time.

BigD

Update time again!


Here's the frontal picture of the blacksmith which was missing in my last update.

And some new stuff, a fortified manor with an interior redecoration to make turn it into a fitting headquarters for my witch hunters.


A frontal and backview


The sign on the cage says 'infadel' in Dutch


'Courthouse'


The roofs are removable






The cozy interior of the witch hunter's home.


Thanks for looking.



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The exteriors are LOVELY, but the interiors are FANTASTICALLY IMAGINATIVE creations. Your attention to detail through out is INCREDIBLE. EXCEPTIONALLY WELL DONE!   

So tastefully decorated!

Thanks DeafNala and NoisyAssassin.
The interior took me ages, so I'm glad you like it.
Unfortunately, the interior of those buildings are so cramped, people tend to stay outside of the buildings.


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Your conversions are soooooo good! You turned those 'I've seen these a million times before' GW kits into remarkable terrain pieces! The paintwork is amazing too! Do you have a board to display these awesome creations?

Joao

Great work   

All the details are wonderfully executed.  

Oh man, what a nice piece of scenery, and look at all those details! Awesome, you are as much in love with small details like i am, chapeau!

Thanks for the kind words!

@JoaoS: Ik do have a board. Ezekiel was so nice to give me his old one.

@floedebolle: the details often take more time than the scenery piece ikzelf. Progress in slow, but its worth it.

If you ever happen to be in Heerhugowaard on a Tuesday with your scenery, do drop by!
Our campaign welcomes new members.

Daniel36 wrote:

If you ever happen to be in Heerhugowaard on a Tuesday with your scenery, do drop by!
Our campaign welcomes new members.

i'll keep it in mind. It won't be any time soon though. Real life issues like children and work most of time currently.

Finally, an update again. It's not completely finished scenery as I plan to touch up all of my terrain, but in my opinion, it's finished enough to show it in the gallery (if an admin disagrees, please let me know).

Since my main warband is witch hunters, I decided to make my terrain themed with religious aspects.


A shrine


The mailbox where my witch hunters get their mail.


The posters need some wheatering. They look far too clean and neat to me now


The bell tower


Thanks for looking.



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Lovely pieces of scenery, thumbs up!

You've created some VERY COOL & NICELY detailed pieces...love the posters. The mailbox looks like the abode of a highly literate dog...love that too. GREAT WORK all around!  

These are definitely Gallery pieces...actually most all terrain remains work in progress forever.  

Again, incredible creations and paintjobs. They have Mordheim written all over them.

The only thing I would change (minor, minor change) is the posters: I would give it a bit of dirt (brown washes can do the trick), as they look too clean at the moment.

That aside, everything is perfect!

João

Floedebolle: Thans! I'd like to add more details. The pieces are not finished for me.

Deafnala: it might look like the mailbox of a bookworm, but for all we know, the scrolls might only contain pictures. ;-)

Joao: I agree with the posters. They already received some treatment