Brother Meredith
Lord
Too many years dabbling in nature’s herbs…
Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...
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Michael Stockin
Lord
I am working on the druids stone circle now.
I am using whatever crap I have to hand, trying not to buy anything for this.
So a bit of old polystyrene packing, plasticine and some old xps foam.
The standing stones are done, so stick them in place and then add some sand texture gel around their base, then do the altar.
I am using whatever crap I have to hand, trying not to buy anything for this.
So a bit of old polystyrene packing, plasticine and some old xps foam.
The standing stones are done, so stick them in place and then add some sand texture gel around their base, then do the altar.
Brother Meredith
Lord
Looking great! The colourful plasticine looks like a birthday cake before priming. 😉🍥
Michael Stockin
Lord
It is certainly a thing of sorts
Old Hob
Baron
Outer bank, inner ditch - smashed it! I suspect the young people of Heiligsheld will be sneaking up there to pick mushrooms in late VorgeheimI am working on the druids stone circle now.
I am using whatever crap I have to hand, trying not to buy anything for this.
So a bit of old polystyrene packing, plasticine and some old xps foam.
The standing stones are done, so stick them in place and then add some sand texture gel around their base, then do the altar.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Thanks.
12 stones. One for each month. 4 bigger to mark the start of each new season.
Then there will be 8 smaller stones, one for each day of the week..
Old Hob
Baron
Amazing!
majorsmith
Vassal
Great thread! Really enjoying it
Michael Stockin
Lord
Brother Meredith
Lord
Looks great already! 👍
The Serene Badger
Lord
Did you find an anvil? Happy to commit the heresy and print you one if you let me know dimensions.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Thanks both.
No need for the anvil. Doing some research as is my wont. I have learnt that a great deal if not the majority of smiths worked indoors.
I guess it was dryer, warmer, stopped things going missing, stopped the wind whipping sh#t around all over the place etc.
Makes a lot of sense really, plus it rains a lot in Heiligsheld.
So all that malarky is inside the smithy/house.
No need for the anvil. Doing some research as is my wont. I have learnt that a great deal if not the majority of smiths worked indoors.
I guess it was dryer, warmer, stopped things going missing, stopped the wind whipping sh#t around all over the place etc.
Makes a lot of sense really, plus it rains a lot in Heiligsheld.
So all that malarky is inside the smithy/house.
Brother Meredith
Lord
Could have a lean-to for working horse shoes?
The Serene Badger
Lord
From my minor dalliances with blacksmithing, as well as all the above comments, being able to see the colour of the metal as it is heated is critical. It would be much harder to see outside.
Citizen Sade
Lord
Also much cooler & less fumey? Carbon monoxide is not to be messed with.
Old Hob
Baron
I really like that. The only addition I would suggest is a horseshoe above the door to keep the fairies out. Or is there a Warhammer equivalent of that tradition, I wonder?
Michael Stockin
Lord
If you throw them hard enough.
Fighelm
Vassal
Like quoits, but with moving fluttering targets
