[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table

[snitcythedog]

Just looking around since it has been quiet here for a while. 

[hubbabubba]

Hi, any updates?

[Burgundavia]

I did see another module posted elsewhere- Faceboo Mordheim group I think

[Ruire]

QC also has a blog, there's recent progress there.

[quidamcorvus]

Oh my, that’s a very cool collection of models! Lots of variety but with a strong visual theme. I’m looking forward to seeing each one when it is painted - I think your painting style will suit them well.

Thank you very much, I'm glad you like them. They will still have to wait a while to be painted, but I think it will be fun to paint them.

Hi, any updates?

I did see another module posted elsewhere- Faceboo Mordheim group I think

QC also has a blog, there's recent progress there.

Just looking around since it has been quiet here for a while.

My sincere apologies to you, I forgot about this thread and the email notifications didn't reach me.

I will try to correct this. I have a blog there and post updates there. I've temporarily taken a break from building the Mordheim table because I got the ruins from Kromlech to be valorised and I'm working on that now, but when I'm done I'm going back to the Mordheim ruins.

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 10.

Today I have for you pictures of another of the multi-part building model with a finished Prussian wall from the City Ruins and Town Ruins set from Kromlech.

[Constable Bertrand]

Nice thanks for the update QC, there's a massive amount of work in the mordheim town, it's deserving of a short break, but doing a different town isn't my idea of a rest   

The wattle and daub really smartens up that mdf base kit, nice work.

[quidamcorvus]

Nice thanks for the update QC, there's a massive amount of work in the mordheim town, it's deserving of a short break, but doing a different town isn't my idea of a rest   

The wattle and daub really smartens up that mdf base kit, nice work.

Thank you! I've always had a head for business. But the experience from painting these smaller ruins will definitely come in handy when painting the table for Mordheim.

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 11.

Today I have for you pictures of another of the multi-part building model from the City Ruins andTown Ruins set from Kromlech with a finished Prussian wall.

[Burgundavia]

These look great and are a fantastic way to make MDF not look like MDF

[quidamcorvus]

These look great and are a fantastic way to make MDF not look like MDF

Thank you.

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 12.

Today I have for you pictures of another of the building model from the City Ruins andTown Ruins set from Kromlech.

If you have read the previous posts, you are already familiar with the different stages a building models goes through.

Therefore, today I have for you pictures of another building models with a finished Prussian wall.

This is how it looks at the moment.

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 13.

Today on I have for you pictures of a building model of the Fortified Inn from Kromlech, the walls of which I filled with plaster to create a Prussian wall.

This is what it looks like at the moment.

[snitcythedog]

Very impressive work.  The plaster is a real improvement. 

[quidamcorvus]

Very impressive work.  The plaster is a real improvement.

Thank you.

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 14.

It was time for the next stage of work on the building model from Kromlech.

After making the Prussian wall, it was time for the next elements. I placed the building model on a base cut out of styrodur, which I covered with clay bricks of different patterns. I also made the floor on the ground floor of the building to match the pattern on the first floor.

The buidling models currently looks as follows.

[quidamcorvus]

Workshop: Struttendorf, part 15.

It was time for the next stage of work on the building model from Kromlech.

After making the Prussian wall, it was time for the next elements. I placed the building model on a base cut out of styrodur, which I covered with clay bricks of different patterns. I also made the floor on the ground floor of the building to match the pattern on the first floor.

The buidling models currently looks as follows.

[Pattus Magnus]

Wow, that is a lot of tiny bits! I cannot argue about the result, though, those floors look amazing already. I expect that when they are painted they will be  very eye-catching. I enjoy the updates!