[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table

[Eric]

Lovely stuff, how close do you think you are to paint?
The skulls/trees remind me of page 210 from Slaves to Darkness...

...
And then I came to the Tree of Damned Shades.

Living moulds had hug upon its branches and living souls had been buried among its roots long ago in the winter of that bloody land. twisted with pain and self-loathing, warped with loyalty to Chaos, the shades had made their pact of blood and now had their reward.
...

 

[Raffles]

I see you've overlooked one minor detail on this masterpiece so far.

You need to provide your address so we can all rock up with beer when it's finished and invite ourselves to play on your table

 

[ManicMan]

I'm thinking I'm not traveling to Poland for that ^_^ it's a pretty long walk and I'm sure I'll get wet as I haven't figured out how to water on water that is that deep

 

[twisted moon]

nice work.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Lovely stuff, how close do you think you are to paint?

I still have a few modules left to finish, then just add some rubble to the whole thing and I can start painting. Perhaps it will be this year.

In the meantime, I started a thread where I will post photos of my previous, completed project. Look HERE.

I see you've overlooked one minor detail on this masterpiece so far.

You need to provide your address so we can all rock up with beer when it's finished and invite ourselves to play on your table

Hmm... That's not a bad idea.

I'm thinking I'm not traveling to Poland for that ^_^ it's a pretty long walk and I'm sure I'll get wet as I haven't figured out how to water on water that is that deep

nice work.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 84.

Today I have for you photos of the tallest model I built as part of the modular table project with the ruins of Mordheim.

In addition to the HDF laser-cut house from Lasercut Buildings, the module includes a signal tower made of XPS cut bricks glued to a Pringles tube, as well as a few bits including an Orc monument from Mini Monsters and a road sign from Dunkeldorf Miniatures and figures from Games Workshop.

 

[twisted moon]

is the tower five storeys?

 

[quidamcorvus]

is the tower five storeys?

It all depends on how you count, but it has at least five levels.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 85

Today I have another module for you with a tower and several shrines of Dark Cults and a small gladiator arena.

Most of the bits on this module are parts from GW, but there are also pieces from Mini Monsters, Rotten Factory and Dunkeldorf Miniatures and Micro Art Studio.

 

[twisted moon]

i particularly like that blasted tree.

 

[quidamcorvus]

i particularly like that blasted tree.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 86.

The presentation of the modules prepared for painting has definitely passed the halfway point.

Today I have for you photos of the inn and stables, which were created by combining several models from Lasercut Buildings. Additionally, I placed a few bits from GW, Alien Lab Miniatures and other manufacturers on the module.

 

[ManicMan]

nice ^_^

 

[Eric]

Cool. Are those gates from the old Fortified Manor set?

 

[twisted moon]

very nice.

 

[quidamcorvus]

nice ^_^

Thank you.

Cool. Are those gates from the old Fortified Manor set?

Thank you. Yes.

very nice.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 87

The next table module with the ruins of Mordheim presents a moving carousel made of bits.

To build the module, in addition to plaster casts from Rotten Factory molds, I used bits from GW, Mini Monsters, Dunkeldorf Miniatures, Mantic and Wargames Atlantic.

 

[twisted moon]

that's going to be a fun element in games.

 

[Plaiecivile]

The carousel is insane! This project just keeps on giving!

 

[quidamcorvus]

that's going to be a fun element in games.

Thank you.

The carousel is insane! This project just keeps on giving!

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 88.

I'm slowly approaching the end of the presentation of the table modules with Mordheim ruins for Warheim FS prepared for painting.

The module visible in the photos below is the second city gate, containing an optional bridge that can be used when playing mixed scenarios in Warheim FS.

As with many other modules, this one includes building ruins made into models from Lasercut Buildings, as well as a lot of bits from various manufacturers, including Games Workshop, Micro Art Studio, SpellCrow, Dunkeldorf Miniatures, Mini Monsters and a monument from HQ Resin

 

[ManicMan]

nice work as the others. for some reason I wanna comment "Shame it's not a working clock" but that's just being a bit stupid ^_^

 

[twisted moon]

"Shame it's not a working clock"

... which strikes thirteen.

 

[ManicMan]

... which strikes thirteen.

god, that just reminded me.. When I was a kid, one book we read at School was Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce. which, when the Grandfather clock stuck 13, a door opens and he can visit a beautiful garden. As I did more back then, I made a board game based on it which the board was cut into two sections, the 'house' and the 'garden'. you went around the house area and could draw a card which would set a time on the clock. When it struck 13, the card model of the clock would not only have the hands moved, but you opened it up to make the door into the garden section.. Basic game but fun.. god knows what happened to it. probably got wrecked and lost years ago as it was kinda a quick-ish thing back in.. mm.. gonna have to say mid to late 90s.. 1997 is about right..

 

[Plaiecivile]

A bit of a side discussion here, but you have been working on this project for so long. I was wondering, do you still enjoy the building process as much as in the beginning? Would you say the experience gained opened your creativity and confidance to try things you did not think possible when you started? I imagine that the idea of having each building unique must be quite a challenge and a motivator! Oh and are you really from Poland? Because if you had happen to be closer to Canada I would have certainly offered you to help with a session of batch painting the base colors