Mount Silence at Night
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Brother Meredith
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ManicMan
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nice. Just slice the plastic stickers around the edge of the front, and the back will fold over showing it's double backed and still a back to the inside tray ^_^
though the hole for hanging is only on the board back but that's not a huge problem cause you already have a knife in hand.
Fimm McCool
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Yes, that's interesting... I did think all doors were double sided, but may have missed one. Let me know if you find an internal-only door!
ManglingMinis
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KingOfTheLeadPile
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Your gnomes have totally silly heads!!! Yes, chaos gnomes confirmed
At least judging by Warhammer 4e asthetics 
Well done!
Brother Meredith
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Love it!
Malacassa2
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Ok, well done Geoff I wasn't expecting a new board. But the Advent challenge is still on and I am just about keeping up!
As usual a big more on my blog page.
New Mount Silence board
As usual a big more on my blog page.
New Mount Silence board
Fimm McCool
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Ooh that looks groovy!
Malacassa2
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Nearly caught up on the 'surprise' board.
Fimm McCool
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Yeah!
KingOfTheLeadPile
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With my Deadcember models done, I started on Mount Silence at Night.
As per usual, I used metal bases from Products for Wargamers instead of the plastic ones. I used miliput to sculpt flagstones on the bases.
And here are the first batch of goblins painted. For a color scheme I take the advent calendar cover, as well as Geoff's Goblins (with him being the man behind Oakbound Studio, the publisher of the advent calendar) as inspiration. To distinguish the models, I also used black/yellow decorations on their robes.
As per usual, I used metal bases from Products for Wargamers instead of the plastic ones. I used miliput to sculpt flagstones on the bases.
And here are the first batch of goblins painted. For a color scheme I take the advent calendar cover, as well as Geoff's Goblins (with him being the man behind Oakbound Studio, the publisher of the advent calendar) as inspiration. To distinguish the models, I also used black/yellow decorations on their robes.
Fimm McCool
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Spiffing! I'm gonna have to get an album of all these painted sets together. If you're on Faceache please do share with the Woods community, they'd love to see what people are up to.
KingOfTheLeadPile
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Sorry, not active there...
Malacassa2
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Ok So, I know I got ahead of myself and seemed to have painted an extra mini. But all of the gnomes and gobbos done.
Fimm McCool
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They look great! At least the surprise finale hasn't leaked out early.
KingOfTheLeadPile
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Yesterday evening I finished painting the gnomes, except for oil washes still to be applied. These I will do when I have the rest of the gnomes painted.
To differentiate between the different gnomes, I picked the protrusion at the front of their helmets, and painted that in a spot colour.
To differentiate between the different gnomes, I picked the protrusion at the front of their helmets, and painted that in a spot colour.
Fimm McCool
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Solid choice. They look so festive!
KingOfTheLeadPile
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@Fimm McCool
The finale revealed a Hengeton. What is Huldraugur? Is it its name? Or just a different term? Wasn't clear for me from the day's webpage.
Anyways, the advent calendar was a great joy Thank you very much for the experience.
The finale revealed a Hengeton. What is Huldraugur? Is it its name? Or just a different term? Wasn't clear for me from the day's webpage.
Anyways, the advent calendar was a great joy
Thank you very much for the experience.
Malacassa2
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Very Cool Final Mini 
Even if I can't find the wings, I had earlier in the week
Even if I can't find the wings, I had earlier in the week