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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Frostgrave => Topic started by: Argonor on 01 August 2015, 01:07:52 AM
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Well, as Frostgrave doesn't seem to fit in my other threads, I think I just have to start a new one.
Duregar and I shared a Level 5 and level 1 Nickstarter deal (to get 2 rulebooks with treasure counters and plenty of wizards to go around):
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Io4NbAsAsOY/Va0W9jgTlMI/AAAAAAAAD64/K9h4kITWnCY/s1600/2015_07_20_Frostgrave_Arrived-01-400.JPG)
Then I set about unearthing some age-old minis to use (funnily enough, they all seem to be of Citadel origin):
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-toOjDNUvHuc/Va_XcRJG32I/AAAAAAAAD7w/py1Kr8Su3ME/s1600/2015_07_22-Frostgrave_Minis-01-600.JPG)
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-2F9iaXDk2LA/Va_XceGsMdI/AAAAAAAAD70/UCGui-OWXRY/s1600/2015_07_22-Frostgrave_Minis-02-600.JPG)
And we ordered, and received, a big box of ruins from Ziterdes:
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-tsX3joeNr3k/VbvOxQ73XtI/AAAAAAAAD_8/xWMoiAEEI1s/s1600/2015_07_31-Ziterdes_Ruins-01-600.JPG)
In the meantime I got an idea regarding an alternative build of a Thaumaturge warband, and Thus I ordered some minis from West Wind (not yet arrived), and found my plastic Fireforge Templar Infantry and Foot Sergeants:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-b46UWMMOoGg/VbplOmBnmeI/AAAAAAAAD_Q/hcpxof17G0Y/s1600/2015_07_30-Fireforge_Sprues-01-400.JPG)
More to follow. and I'll go into more detail on my blog.
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Can't wait to see what you do with the Zitterdes stuff.
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Looks like you're off to a flying start!
Looking forward to seeing how the ruins turn out too :)
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Well, the ruins are going to be used as they are, as I want them usable for other settings, too.
I may get some snow flock to sprinkle on when used for Frostgrave, but icicles and permafrost are not going to happen.
I shall probably make some snow pieces (drifts and patches) to place in/among the ruins along the way, though.
And I just realized that some of the old minis are, indeed, not Citadel, but Metal Magic. Shouldn't be posting at these late hours... ::)
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(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-toOjDNUvHuc/Va_XcRJG32I/AAAAAAAAD7w/py1Kr8Su3ME/s1600/2015_07_22-Frostgrave_Minis-01-600.JPG)
That metalmagic wizard on the top left is quite brilliant. I have one painted up for Song Of Blades and Heroes.
Looking forward to seeing where this goes. Allready off to a good start.
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Thanks, he was painted as representing an evil player character wizard I had participating in my D&D campaign many yeaers ago. The thief was actually his younger brother, but now the model is going to represent an apprentice lol
The table terrain test:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-R9h-HlORwsg/Vb0FOgjdQXI/AAAAAAAAECU/F6B0OeAih_4/s640/2015_07_31-Frostgrave_Table-01-600.JPG)
And some models I am working on:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-nB6AtFiSDwA/Vb02ECPk_XI/AAAAAAAAECo/e0Qdq336j1o/s640/2015_08_01-Frostgrave_Minis-01-600.JPG)
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2' x 2'? The table looks spot on to me. Nice and claustrophobic. :D
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2' x 2'? The table looks spot on to me. Nice and claustrophobic. :D
Nope, it's 3x3 :D
I intend to make some pieces of 'snow terrain' to place in and among the ruins, which will probaly enable us to switch to a 4x4 table for games with multiple warbands, but it may take a while before I get around to that.
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Bloody hell. :o That's even more impressive then. :D
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Bloody hell. :o That's even more impressive then. :D
Thanks - ordered some models from Ziterdes to bring my collection of ruins up to this size - have been needing an excuse for that in ages lol
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Foul tempter! Those ruins look really nice...
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Foul tempter! Those ruins look really nice...
They are made of lightweight dense foam - which means they can easily be customized, if one should find it necessary to buy several copies of the same sculpt.
I don't think I shall need to do so, but should the need arise, it is nice to have that option!
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Table looks good. :)
Some walkways might be nice: To get some 3d action to the games. Either way, that's another terrain-set I look forward to taking a look at at the Attic Attack :D
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Foul tempter! Those ruins look really nice...
Ziterdes belongs to (is associated with?) the German modeltrain-terrain manufacturer NOCH. Their terrain is very good for putting on the table at once without much ado. Though a bit on the expensive side, they are also a good point to start with when making it more suitable for ones special needs.
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Ziterdes scenery is also sold by Thomarillion, should they be easier to order from.