quidamcorvus
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They are not too heavy, the module weighs about 1-2 kg.ManicMan":37ow7f6y said:
[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table
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twisted moon
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coming along very nicely.
quidamcorvus
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Thank you. 
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 69.
The first entry starting the report from the construction of the modular table with the ruins of Mordheim for Warheim FS was published on the blog on October 21, 2021, the post can be found HERE.
In turn, a week ago, i.e. June 01, 2023, by publishing a photo of the last module, I completed the first stage of work on the table.
Of course, during these 20 months, I took breaks from time to time and, as a diversion, I also painted figurines that you can see on the blog on Wednesdays.
It would be difficult for me to focus only on the table and not lose my enthusiasm, anyway I managed to exceed the assumed time for the first stage of work by only 2 months. So that's how long it took me to paint the unfortunate Muszkieterów z Nuln.
As I wrote, I have completed the first stage of work and it's time to move on to the next ones.
Now I will focus on adding details, finishing the interiors and making the moat. Here it is difficult for me to estimate the time needed for this, but you can be sure that I will keep you updated on the progress.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 69.
The first entry starting the report from the construction of the modular table with the ruins of Mordheim for Warheim FS was published on the blog on October 21, 2021, the post can be found HERE.
In turn, a week ago, i.e. June 01, 2023, by publishing a photo of the last module, I completed the first stage of work on the table.
Of course, during these 20 months, I took breaks from time to time and, as a diversion, I also painted figurines that you can see on the blog on Wednesdays.
It would be difficult for me to focus only on the table and not lose my enthusiasm, anyway I managed to exceed the assumed time for the first stage of work by only 2 months. So that's how long it took me to paint the unfortunate Muszkieterów z Nuln.
As I wrote, I have completed the first stage of work and it's time to move on to the next ones.
Now I will focus on adding details, finishing the interiors and making the moat. Here it is difficult for me to estimate the time needed for this, but you can be sure that I will keep you updated on the progress.
Eric
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Wow. Seeing it all together like that looks amazing. I love the text in the middle. I'm very much going to enjoy seeing some of the detailing you add to this and can't wait until you get the first layers of paint down on it to really tie all the pieces together. Brilliant bit of board building you've done.
KingOfTheLeadPile
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Great you see it through and don't loose the enthusiasm. Knowing how to keep it is half the game...
quidamcorvus
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Thank you very much.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 70.
The next stage of work on the modular table with the ruins of Mordheim is the preparation of monuments - because there are never enough monuments.
In the photos below you can see Angel Statue 1 from HQ Resin, which I placed on a column bought on an auction site, which I valorized with various bits collected over the years and candles made of electric wires.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 70.
The next stage of work on the modular table with the ruins of Mordheim is the preparation of monuments - because there are never enough monuments.
In the photos below you can see Angel Statue 1 from HQ Resin, which I placed on a column bought on an auction site, which I valorized with various bits collected over the years and candles made of electric wires.
Plaiecivile
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The statues are great... and the zoomed out view is priceless! You could easily have a 6 players ''royal rumble'' on that setup! 
. Just imagine the dept of the pictures you will be able to get when putting miniatures into context!
. Just imagine the dept of the pictures you will be able to get when putting miniatures into context!
quidamcorvus
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Thank you very much.The statues are great... and the zoomed out view is priceless! You could easily have a 6 players ''royal rumble'' on that setup!
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 71.
And the second statue with Angel Statue 1 from HQ Resin, which I placed on a column bought on an auction site. Unlike the one presented earlier, this monument is a little less decorative, perhaps because it stands in an alley away from the market square.
twisted moon
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looks great, though i am gettign the impression you'll do anything to pus of painting! okay, i admit i'm just impatient.
twisted moon
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i can imagine how out of focus my photographs would be.
quidamcorvus
Member
Thank you.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 72
It's time for the third angel, this time it's the Hive City Angel Statue from Kromlech.
As I imagined that it would be a saint of Myrmidia or one of her demons, the monument is much more covered with various types of votive offerings, trophies and candles, and I equipped the statue itself with a sword and a torch.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 72
It's time for the third angel, this time it's the Hive City Angel Statue from Kromlech.
As I imagined that it would be a saint of Myrmidia or one of her demons, the monument is much more covered with various types of votive offerings, trophies and candles, and I equipped the statue itself with a sword and a torch.
quidamcorvus
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Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 73.
Another monument decorated with trophies, votive offerings and candles is the Hive City Grim Reaper Statue from Kromlech.
The numerous bits are mostly from GW, and the resin tombstones are a Mini Monsters product.
Another monument decorated with trophies, votive offerings and candles is the Hive City Grim Reaper Statue from Kromlech.
The numerous bits are mostly from GW, and the resin tombstones are a Mini Monsters product.
quidamcorvus
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ManicMan
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Ah.. Sacred Kelt Vors. .... nope, doesn't ring a bell.. Looks like the text is deep enough to show up well when painted ^_^ probebly just genetic text to be someone that has died?.. but that's a bit out of norm with the rest, which is latin.. (though we can debate the modern meaning of 'R.I.P' versus the real meaning (It means Requiesce in pace, of course, but these days people think 'Rest in Peace'.. which it does translate to, and because it has the same initals.. ah, gets complex... my Latin is only basic though.. Keen interest more then decent skill.. my school only did French, Spanish or German.. and I had no interest in them and was equally bad at them.)
twisted moon
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looking good.
quidamcorvus
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Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 74.
Hive City Saint Statue from Kromlech is one of the tallest statues that will be on the table.
Like the other monuments, I also decorated this Saint Statue with various bits and candles made of electric wires.
Hive City Saint Statue from Kromlech is one of the tallest statues that will be on the table.
Like the other monuments, I also decorated this Saint Statue with various bits and candles made of electric wires.