Mountains of madness Werewolves and Yeti?

[Menelduir]

So, as part of this years Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge, I decided to build and paint a mountain. Not one of my saner decisions [hence the title of this post] but I did it anyways. Well the challenge has now ended and I was able to get the mountain  done in time, but it was a near run thing.
I am hoping it will be versatile enough to appear in a number of games/genres but first up will be a game of Chaos in Carpathia. So I have included some 'in action' pictures of it in use, not from any game session just demo pictures.


Having built two quarters of a mountain I my yet get around to the other two quarters. The plan is to deploy them on terrain boards, each board being 2' by 2'. The mountains reach a height of 19", when placed side by side they are 42"+ in width, and roughly 21" deep.


I set up some paths with overlapping fields of fire.









It also is not solid, so portions of it lift off so that I can create caverns inside using scatter terrain.
More picks and a how it was built guide at my blog https://menelduirspainting.blogspot.com/ just click on the mountain label.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Epic! 

[Sunjester]

That looks spectacular! Nice minis as well, are they all West Wind?

[Malamute]

Excellent stuff!

[Cacique Caribe]

Wow, I love all the nooks and crannies, and platforms!  Fantastic.

Dan

[Qwirz]

Really impressive work!!! Congratulations!!!!!! 

[Archduke of Earl]

Tremendously impressive piece that could be used for countless scenarios in literally any period or genre (and probably in numerous scales)!  Would that I had sufficient storage space to house something similar!

[MaleGriffin]

Fantastic! Excellent work!

[Menelduir]

That looks spectacular! Nice minis as well, are they all West Wind?

Thank you
Many are, the werewolf is Uncle Mike-strange aeons, the two Yeti are Copplestone, the two ladies are Blue Moon as are some of the peasants. The guy in the green sweater is Pulp Figures.

[commissarmoody]

Great looking mountain and figs!

[Menelduir]

Tremendously impressive piece that could be used for countless scenarios in literally any period or genre (and probably in numerous scales)!  Would that I had sufficient storage space to house something similar!

Storage space? Damn it what do you mean I have to store it? 
It does break down a bit, and I have a garage no boxes big enough, but garbage bags should protect it. I just better label them, hate to see it go out in the trash...

Thanks for the comments, I do plan to have it pop up in any number of games.

[War Monkey]

That is very impressive! I can only imagine the game to be had with that piece!

[Seal]

Super impressive work with that set up and minis. 

[diehard]

Clever idea and very well executed. Sure you'll have a lot of fun with that. Thanks for sharing.

[Hummster]

Impressive terrain piece, but so hard to store those items.