Dragonhunter's Terrain Pieces (WIP)

Finished with the planks.

That does look SPLENDID. The planks sans shingles/tiles add to the ruined effect. GREAT WORK!  

DeafNala wrote:

That does look SPLENDID. The planks sans shingles/tiles add to the ruined effect. GREAT WORK!  

Thanks!

I'm currently adding the tiles to the roof.
The main roof is finished, only the tower is sans tiles.

Looking forward to the tiles.

That's a cool church. Maybe some details would make it really stand out.

Thanks to both of you!!

@Grimscull :
What do you mean with details?
I sure will add some dirt and weathering, some candles, maybe some skulls.
And I´m thinking about to add some self-made ivy...

Yes, something along the lines. Firemarks on the windows, the stones in different shades of grey, broken windows, a statue, gargoyles or something. Skulls are always great of course!

Grimscull wrote:

Yes, something along the lines. Firemarks on the windows, the stones in different shades of grey, broken windows, a statue, gargoyles or something. Skulls are always great of course!

Good ideas.
Let's see, what I can do for you...

The roof is covered.
Ready for some dirt and details...

The tiles look SPLENDID...a nice touch. GREAT WORK!  

This looks so much better with the tiles. Must have been quite some work. Why didn't you just use cardboard?

Nice work on the roof

Thank you guys!!

Grimscull wrote:

Must have been quite some work.

Most work was to cut out the stripes of tiles.

Grimscull wrote:

Why didn't you just use cardboard?

Using cardboard would it make much faster and easier to build my houses.
But then I couldn't have little details like that :

I'm rather working a bit longer on a single house and give it a little more realism, but on the other hand I have the possibility for some details.
(And that's also the reason, why I use the wooden planks for my floors...)
Even if you can't see the planks (and other things) later on, I know they are there...

The closeups look WONDERFUL...you should do that more often.  

I think I should cut my images anyway, so that our beautiful table is not the main attraction in them.

And the closeups I can add furthermore.

The scenery & miniatures compliment each other. Miniatures never look quite so good as they do in a beautifully appropriate setting. AND the addition of miniature, breathes live into terrain. It works out well that way.  

Dragonhunter wrote:

Even if you can't see the planks (and other things) later on, I know they are there...

That's the spirit! I'm all for details. Thanks for the close-ups!

Very charming looking chapel there.

theomar pius wrote:

Very charming looking chapel there.

Thanks a lot!

So here is the actual status of my chapel.

Inside I will place a statue instead of an altar and maybe some benches.
(Some skulls and the statue I yet have to order.)

On one side I added a tool shed to break up the quadrangular layout of the chapel.
I also made a shovel, so you actually don't mistake it with a portable toilet.
I'm not 100% sure about it... What do you think??
(It's currently not glued to the chapel.)













And here a group shot of the buildings and other things I have built since my new start with Mordheim.

The Chapel is more shrine sized; I think a small statue & maybe a kneeler would be about as much furnishings as the place could handle. That aside, the Chapel & the rest of Town look TERRIFIC. OUTSTANDING WORK!  

DeafNala wrote:

The Chapel is more shrine sized; I think a small statue & maybe a kneeler would be about as much furnishings as the place could handle.

I think you're right.
Benches would be too big...

DeafNala wrote:

That aside, the Chapel & the rest of Town look TERRIFIC. OUTSTANDING WORK!  

Hello everybody.
Long time since my last post...
So here's the house I'm currently working on.
Each floor can be removed separately right now, but after I've painted the whole thing, the three upper floors will be glued together.
Enjoy!

LOOKIN' GOOD! That ought to paint up into a BEAUTIFUL & very games worth creation. OUTSTANDING WORK!