Maudeheim & Environs, Part III: Updated 06/14/20

Thanks, Ben...glad you like it.
I have the last of the buildings ready for a dry brush of white; then some photos. A trip to Austin did in my productivity for today.

The Blight is now ready for some paint & detail. Building #11 of 11 is all base coated:


...with closeups for the Door Fans:






...another door:






AND a look around The Blight with all the holes filled...so to speak:










...with all the buildings now crafted & base coated, the FUN begins.  

Your output (both quantity and quality) continues to astonish.

Thanks, for the kind reply, DarkLordDaniel! This is one of those pieces that I started & became convinced I would never finish. That it is nearing completion is astonishing to moi as well.  

This board is my current favorite

Thanks, Jim. I think it might be my favorite also...don't tell the others.  

When I dug out The Blight to work on a few months ago, there were two tentacles in the cellar window of the only complete building on the board. I was pretty sure there had been three. Now that I 'm at the detailing stage I figured I'd add a couple more to fill The Thing & the window out:








...kind of creepy, eh?!  

DeafNala wrote:

...kind of creepy, eh?!  

Oh yes...
It is!!

Thanks, Dragonhunter. There is something so disturbing about tentacles...especially ones that appear where they shouldn't be.  

Tentacles should be everywhere!

Great addition to the neighborhood

Thanks, Jim...this is a tentacle type of place.  

There is nothing new to report on The Blight; re, I volunteered to paint a D&D crew for a Fellow T.B.M.F. Guy. They're Freeblade minis for a Pathfinder game:



...that's the Group thus far. Hopefully they will be done in a couple more days, then back to the twisted streets. 

AND today:

I just caught up looking through your last few posts and have to agree by stating that The Blight is becoming a favorite of mine as well. Looking forward to seeing it painted. Excellent job, as always, on the D&D party. Thanks for continually sharing your creativity stimulating work.

Those tentacles are all types of no! Well done.

GameDoc wrote:

I just caught up looking through your last few posts and have to agree by stating that The Blight is becoming a favorite of mine as well. Looking forward to seeing it painted. Excellent job, as always, on the D&D party. Thanks for continually sharing your creativity stimulating work.

Thanks for the kind reply Doc. I just finished wrapping up literally the Pathfinder Crew, SO it's back to The Blight...I'm looking forward to the color also.  

theomar pius wrote:

Those tentacles are all types of no! Well done.

Thanks, Theo. Nothing is quite as creeoy as a bunch of tentacles.  

AND here's the Gang in The Blight:

Great work on the adventurers. I really like the warhammer guy in red and gold.

Thanks, Jim. I had my doubts about that one; I'm delighted you like him & the others as well.  

With the Gang winging their way to Oklahoma, it's back to The Blight.
The Tinkers Guild House got some chimney pipes:








...with an overview:




...AND something for the Watch House....can you guess?:




...right you are; Spy Glasses:








...not too shoddy a day's work...at least not for moi.  

Following a suggestion, I made a few Twisted Telescopes:




...one of which wound up in the Watch House:




The Watch House may get a chimney pipe or two. It seems more the sort of place to use braziers for heat & other things best not though about.  

I did a little modifying & started adding color to the S. White Pharmacology Consortium.
I added a back piece that limits the interior view & provides a roof top walkway:




...this is the main color with a base coat on the brickwork:


...hopefully more will get done today.  

Wow you are a regular George W. Romney! The Blight is looking better and better

LOVE the telescopes!

Thanks, Jim. It's starting to come together...mostly. I'm happy you like it.  

...AND the photos finally uploaded. SO I added some more color to S. White's, the base colors for roof, doors, windows, & woodwork:





 
...this is how the green highlights:



 
...with some disturbing wriggly additions to The Hole-In-The-Wall Thingy:

 
...AND the day is still young...I'm glad something is.  

Fantastic job al, love the colour scheme you´ve chosen, nice!