Not exactly Mordheim terrain

Well... I suppose it could be Lustria. It is actually a jungle table for Pulp Alley. I have a blog with several pictures but here are a few WIP:






nearly finished. I am currently working on palm trees and a little bridge.

It could be anywhere outside of Mordheim proper. It is most definitely the start of a BEAUTIFUL board. OUTSTANDING WORK!

Seconded -- that's a damn fine looking board! & really good to see it move from humble beginnings (untextured elevations & pencil-marked wood) to an almost finished landscape. Excellent stuff.

Thank you Rydderch. I hope the next couple go as quickly and as smoothly.

More tufts, static grass and allll my trees are done. Just another small item or two and I will call it complete (other than the resin water which won't get done for a couple of weeks).




More pictures on on my blog.

Wow! That's an even finer looking board! & even if it's meant for pulp adventurers, I'm sure any Lustrian explorer, Sartosan corsair, or anyone else would be proud to fight over it, even without finished water.

That is a WONDERFUL looking board, perfect for a number of games including Lustria or an oasis somewhere in Araby. I LOVE the tress. VERY WELL DONE!

Not even finished yet but already SUCH a nice piece - congratulations on your progress!

Thank you very much for the compliments guys.

Even less Mordheim-y is my second Pulp Alley table: a early 20thC neighbourhood.


More on my blog.

That does seem to suit Bogart & Cagney nicely. It may not be Mordheim but the potential for UBERCOOL is there. Have FUN with it.

I love your jungle board! The painting of your palm trees is awesome, it looks very sweet.

Kibo

Looks like a good start. MDF is a great gift to modellers.

Flat roofs, meanwhile, are 20th Century America's gift to gaming. Safe places to put models!

Thank you guys.

Fantastic stuff chief. Where did you get the jungle trees from?

Yodhrin wrote:

Fantastic stuff chief. Where did you get the jungle trees from?

Thank you. The trees are from Pegasus Hobbies..

Progress has been made on the buildings. I realised that I was going to need some flooring for these homes. I first made some out of wood, and then made a cast out of some plastruct siding.

The first building is done (more or less...):


More words and pictures on my blog.

Lovely bit of flooring there -- the building's coming on nicely!

SPLENDID looking stuff. The wallpaper was a nice touch. VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you guys.

Great painting on those MDF thingys. Or your painting totally transforms those ugly MDF thingys

Von Kurst wrote:

Great painting on those MDF thingys.  Or your painting totally transforms those ugly MDF thingys

Thank you. MDF buildings definitely need some love to shine a bit. If I had more than a few months to get these things table top ready I think would texture the stone and make putty quoins. One of the problems with MDF is the lack of texture.

Another update on my blog. More pictures and words to be found there.

They have a definite '30s feel to them; all you need is Bogey, Edward G., & Associates. OUTSTANDING STUFF!

Really nice work on the interiors -- & impressive ambitions visible in that last picture! It's going to be quite the city when you're finished (if these things are ever really 'finished').

Thank you guys .

Rhydderch wrote:

... when you're finished (if these things are ever really 'finished').

No really, this project will be finished!