Brother Meredith
Lord
Stop teasing and get some paint down on these intricate builds! 
[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table
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Slave to Darkness
Lord
At least paint one. 
quidamcorvus
Baron
Stop teasing and get some paint down on these intricate builds!
Does wallpapering walls count? After all, it's an alternative to painting, right?At least paint one.
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 31.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Brother Meredith
Lord
Struttendorff has some fancy townhouses to afford wallpaper!
chrisgoodone
Baron
Loving this!
quidamcorvus
Baron
Struttendorff has some fancy townhouses to afford wallpaper!
Thank you very much! Yes, it was a rich town... Whoever plundered and burned it got a lot of loot!
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 32.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Brother Meredith
Lord
Time for rubble (and paint) now? 
quidamcorvus
Baron
Yes, but for now I need to wallpaper all the walls inside the ruins. Then I'll build a few chimneys and start painting. At least the exterior walls, then the rubble, and so on.Time for rubble (and paint) now?
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 33.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Today, photos of a small, wallpapered ruin, unfortunately I didn't have much time for my hobby last week.
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 34.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 34.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
twisted moon
Moderator
excellent work, as ever.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Thank you.
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 35.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
twisted moon
Moderator
that would have been an imposing building before the comet.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Perhaps a wealthy merchant or guild master.
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 36.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 36.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 37.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
One of the stages involved covering the XPS with flower soil mixed with wood glue, and adding wall sections made from pieces of wallpaper, which I lightly scorched for effect.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 38.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
With the walls already wallpapered in all the ruins, it was time to start furnishing the interior. In this case, I decided to create a rickety chimney with remnants of the top-floor flooring from foamed PVC, coffee sticks, clay bricks, and aluminum sheeting – a hunting stand for the brave.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
With the walls already wallpapered in all the ruins, it was time to start furnishing the interior. In this case, I decided to create a rickety chimney with remnants of the top-floor flooring from foamed PVC, coffee sticks, clay bricks, and aluminum sheeting – a hunting stand for the brave.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
quidamcorvus
Baron
Workshop: Struttendorf, part 39.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
With the walls already wallpapered in all the ruins, it's time to start decorating the interior. In this case, I decided to create a rickety chimney out of foamed PVC, coffee sticks, and clay bricks.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.
Work on the terrain pieces from Kromlech.eu, which I’m using to build my Struttendorf town for Warheim FS, is ongoing.
With the walls already wallpapered in all the ruins, it's time to start decorating the interior. In this case, I decided to create a rickety chimney out of foamed PVC, coffee sticks, and clay bricks.
For now, this is how the terrain piece looks.