[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table

[Zhu Bajie]

Wow. Really impressive stuff. Especially like how the different brickwork suggests different architectural epochs in the same space.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Wow. Really impressive stuff. Especially like how the different brickwork suggests different architectural epochs in the same space.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 14.

Today you can see what the next part of the Warheim FS battlefield looks like..

 

[symphonicpoet]

The atmospheric photos with the lighting on really give a neat impression. I'm not normally a fan of cold, blue LEDs, but they work really really well for crazy witchy lights. There's a spookiness to a cold blue light. That's looking utterly fantastic!

 

[quidamcorvus]

The atmospheric photos with the lighting on really give a neat impression. I'm not normally a fan of cold, blue LEDs, but they work really really well for crazy witchy lights. There's a spookiness to a cold blue light. That's looking utterly fantastic!

Thank you very much.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 15.

The next module on which I started work is the corner element, in the center of which is the bonded warehouse represented by the model from Lasercut Studio.

In turn, plaster casts are most of the bits from Rotten Factory.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 16.

In the next step, I installed LED lanterns, and also poured gypsum plaster in which I carved the pavement.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 17.

After carving the paving, which I wrote about in the previous post, I filled the gaps with self-hardening clay and made the floor in the port warehouse.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 18.

The last stage of construction was gluing the tiles that I cut out of balsa wood.

This module was quick and fun to build, and the large amount of space on different levels gives me hope that the game played on this part of the table will be interesting.

In the pictures below you can see what the finished module looks like, as well as the fragment of the table that I have managed to build so far.

 

[symphonicpoet]

That's coming together nicely.

 

[quidamcorvus]

That's coming together nicely.

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 19.

It's not visible on the blog yet, but if you follow the Warheim FS page on FB, you already know that I built half of the Mordheim Ruins table.

As part of the break between building modules, inspired by the theme of the April MBC invented by Dziadu z Lasu, I decided to build a Monument of Chaos... Because first of all, as expected by the MBC host, no one is killing anyone here. Secondly, it will, of course, be painted in a grimdark style. And thirdly, I have not built a monument for over a year.

As in the case of mock-ups with the ruins of Mordheim, also in the case of the monument, many elements are still missing, such as a skull, globe or parchments, which will appear later at the stage of valorization of the entire table.

The monument, similarly to the ruins presented earlier, is equipped with several LEDs, which should color the model a bit after the painting is finished.

The model standing at the top of the monument is Kaz´Ar Khan, Black Heart from MOM Miniaturas, and the Marauders and Chaos Warriors shown below are models from GW, and at the bottom there are three Gargoyles, which, as far as Alzheimer is correct, I bought for several years ago from Mini Monsters, which until now have been quietly waiting for their turn, hidden in the darkness of the attic.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 20.

I started work on the fifth module, the base of which is the Mill from the Lasercut Building and the tower and ruins that I received from Karol.

The plaster elements, on the other hand, come from Rotten Factory.

In the first stage, I glued the plaster elements to the sides of the module and attached the mock-ups to the base.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 20.

The next step is to add more gypsum elements and lanterns valorised with resin elements from Alien Lab Miniatures.

 

[twisted moon]

good stuff.

 

[Greyish beard]

That is amazing work - I love the proper lighting!

 

[quidamcorvus]

good stuff.

That is amazing work - I love the proper lighting!

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 21.

I glued more resin elements from Alien Lab Miniatures to the ruins and covered the walls with plaster and cork bricks.

 

[Greyish beard]

Wow - more excellence!

 

[quidamcorvus]

Wow - more excellence!

Thank you.

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 22.

It's time to pour the plaster and sculpt the pavement, I also added a manhole cover cut in HDF by Black Grom Studio.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 23.

The penultimate step of working on the fifth module is to make a half-timbered wall on the walls, which I filled with gypsum plaster according to the guide I published HERE.

 

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 24.

The last step in building the fifth module is gluing the tiles and filling the gaps with self-hardening clay.

In the pictures below you can see how the finished module looks like.

 

[symphonicpoet]

^That's coming along very well indeed!

 

[twisted moon]

The last step in building the fifth module is gluing the tiles and filling the gaps with self-hardening clay.

good to see progress being made.