Teufelsberg.
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quidamcorvus
Baron
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Graveyard.
Today I have for you photos of the Cemetery, located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the base of the cemetery from a piece of styrodur, on which I put flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
Then I glued the tombstones, most of which come from Mini Monsters, and in the center scenic bases from Micro Art Studio.
Rocks protruding from the ground are fragments of pine bark, while I twisted the tree from copper wire, I obtained the texture of the bark by covering the trunk and branches with a wood putty, and the leaves are various sprinkles and birch seeds.
Today I have for you photos of the Cemetery, located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the base of the cemetery from a piece of styrodur, on which I put flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
Then I glued the tombstones, most of which come from Mini Monsters, and in the center scenic bases from Micro Art Studio.
Rocks protruding from the ground are fragments of pine bark, while I twisted the tree from copper wire, I obtained the texture of the bark by covering the trunk and branches with a wood putty, and the leaves are various sprinkles and birch seeds.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill I.
Today I have for you photos of the first Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
On the model I also placed scenic bases from Micro Art Studio and Dark Temple Ruins Terrains from Ristuls EM and conifers from NOCH.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Today I have for you photos of the first Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
On the model I also placed scenic bases from Micro Art Studio and Dark Temple Ruins Terrains from Ristuls EM and conifers from NOCH.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Michael Stockin
Lord
woah, this is bookmarked so I can go back and explore again and again.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Thank you.
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill II.
Today I have for you photos of the second Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
I also placed Dark Temple Ruins Terrains from Ristuls EM, scenic bases from Micro Art Studio on the hills, as well as Ancient Hands and Ancient Heads from Warhead Studio, as well as conifers from NOCH.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
symphonicpoet
Moderator
The hills with the faces are especially fantastic. Great stuff!
quidamcorvus
Baron
Thank you.
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Hill III.
Today I have for you photos of the third Hill, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the hill from appropriately cut pieces of styrodur covered with flower soil mixed with PVA wood glue and water.
I also placed the elements set Dwarven Ruins Terrain from Scibor MM, as well as conifers from NOCH.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest I.
Today I have for you photos of the first Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Today I have for you photos of the first Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest II.
Today I have for you photos of the second Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Today I have for you photos of the second Forest, which is located near the Teufelsberg village.
I built the trees of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I also put elements of ancient heads and ancient hands from Warhead Studio on the forest.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Gallery: Teufelsberg. Forest III.
Today I have for you photos of the third Forest, or rather a refreshed Ancient Tree, which I decided to use as an element of the Teufelsberg village area.
I built the tree of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Griffins sitting in nests are miniatures from Games Workshop.
Today I have for you photos of the third Forest, or rather a refreshed Ancient Tree, which I decided to use as an element of the Teufelsberg village area.
I built the tree of twisted copper wire and covered it with a wood trowel.
In turn, I sprinkled the tree branches with various types of sprinkles imitating leaves.
I complemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Griffins sitting in nests are miniatures from Games Workshop.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Galeria: Teufelsberg. Las IV.
Today I have for you photos of the fourth forest, or actually several scenic bases representing the forest, which I decided to use as part of the Teufelsberg village area.
I planted conifers tree from NOCH on the scenic bases that I bought online, pasted them on twigs cut to different lengths to vary their height.
In addition, I placed various types of bits, broken branches, limbs and stones on the coasters, and supplemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Today I have for you photos of the fourth forest, or actually several scenic bases representing the forest, which I decided to use as part of the Teufelsberg village area.
I planted conifers tree from NOCH on the scenic bases that I bought online, pasted them on twigs cut to different lengths to vary their height.
In addition, I placed various types of bits, broken branches, limbs and stones on the coasters, and supplemented the whole with various types of sprinkles, pigments and oil effects.
Michael Stockin
Lord
This is all so amazing.
Everywhere and every time you look you some new undiscovered detail.
It is truly a treat for the soul, there is such good stuff here.
It is so moody, the mud looks like mud.
The wear and tear and, all the little extra bits.
It is so much more than wargames terrain.
It is a world and you have managed to convey it so well just in pictures.
A picture tells a thousand words or something, but these pictures tell of a village and the inhabitants and so much more.
I am properly properly in love with it.
I know you are doing the Mordheim stuff now, but will there ever be villagers for Teufelsberg?
I would love to see some, though I have a feeling they will be so pathetic and lowly and downtrodden it will bum me out.
10/10 stars. With a tentacled thumb up as extra.
Everywhere and every time you look you some new undiscovered detail.
It is truly a treat for the soul, there is such good stuff here.
It is so moody, the mud looks like mud.
The wear and tear and, all the little extra bits.
It is so much more than wargames terrain.
It is a world and you have managed to convey it so well just in pictures.
A picture tells a thousand words or something, but these pictures tell of a village and the inhabitants and so much more.
I am properly properly in love with it.
I know you are doing the Mordheim stuff now, but will there ever be villagers for Teufelsberg?
I would love to see some, though I have a feeling they will be so pathetic and lowly and downtrodden it will bum me out.
10/10 stars. With a tentacled thumb up as extra.
Eric
Administrator
Totally. I've just been looking back over it myself and it's lovely. Inspiring really as I've been thinking about doing some mountain terrain in order to use up my K&M style "Christmas trees" so this is really inspirational to look over again.