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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: Jorenm on April 21, 2014, 04:25:18 AM
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First things first, I have embarked on a project to de-skull the most egregious failures in taste on the GW fantasy terrain. I really like these both in looks an playability, once the skulls and other excesses are reduced.
These were entirely filled with skulls, but I found an alternative.
(http://i.imgur.com/bFy2qR3.jpg)
These had rows of skulls where there is now wood, and large skulls between every. single. arch.
(http://i.imgur.com/3FmHi9M.jpg)
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I could not agree more with the sentiment that is motivating this project! lol lol lol They're like a cheesy metal band of 12 year olds when it comes to putting skulls on things.
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Sir, I salute you. :-*
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Gawd... The skulls... Don't they realize?
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Interesting idea and very much needed.
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Very much an improvement.
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I, too, applaud any project which involves removing skulls from anything GW related.
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So at the bottom of the tower there are spots for big skull pillars. I intend to put some kind of gargoyle or statue on them. Any ideas? There's space for a ~28mm figure.
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Great work, and it's exactly what I intend to do with mine :).
On hte subject of the pillars I have recently seen someone use the statues from the LOTR ruins and they appear to fit perfectly.
http://www.sabolstudios.com/zoom/71acb81f-072dd49426-42f0c202
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Those are perfect! Also, thanks for this link - this guy's stuff is inspirational for paint schemes.
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I could not agree more with the sentiment that is motivating this project! lol lol lol They're like a cheesy metal band of 12 year olds when it comes to putting skulls on things.
GWs target market. lol
They look awesome without the skulls. Love it.
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Great Idea - saves shaving and cutting all of the skulls out - really fits the look of the tower as well!
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Good idea.
8)
I have spent some time covering all the skulls on the Garden of Morr walls with green stuff and sculpting stone blocks in place.
This is a far simpler option and works very well.
I must go back and finish those damn walls at some point....
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A very cool project. Some skulls are never a problem, depending on the building e. g. a crypt, a battlefield etc. but I have to say I do not enjoy the skull spamming GW style. It really makes an otherwise nice model look super cheesy.
I will be interested in how this turns out, as it already looks very good. Your changes really pronounce the good aspects of the kit and turn it from "meh" into awesome.
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Been a while since I've worked on terrain, but I had the itch. These are the GW osgiliath ruins.
(http://i.imgur.com/hypcovP.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/ncNnKkL.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/e0QxrKW.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/ycX7A9x.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/Vm0fGbj.jpg)
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Nice mood you've created with these. I like the greenery contrasting with the old stone.
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LOOKIN' GOOD...in a ruined sort of way! Your G.W. modifications are GREAT; the FINE brushwork & LOVELY flora transform the pieces. Some additonal rubble would complete the effect nicely. Be that as it may, VERY WELL DONE!
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Looking good! Great atmosphere in those shots. 8) Who makes those skellies?
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Nice work, sir.
Great colour choices and use of scenic items.
:-* :-*
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Fantastic, those lotr ruins look great
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Any pointers on the painting?