Devils' dance in Bruegelburg - a fanciful folly

[v_lazy_dragon]

Absolutely superb! Definitely what I need to see to help pull back by Bruegelburg 'NotHammer' project from the brink of abandonment!

[Michi]

I dug deep and found these - painted in 2014... still on the road with The Siver Bayonet!

[Elk101]

That table set up is just brilliant Chris! It's also a great collection of figures with lots of character. Lovely work.

[McYellowbelly]

Lovely work.
I have something similar in mind using Lead Adventure Miniatures, Eureka, Westfalia and Midlam miniatures.
Torn between the idea of a medieval town or a town in hell where civil war breaks out.
This may jump up my pending queue now I've seen your board

[Westfalia Chris]

Thanks to all for the kind words!

I still have some odds and end left (not strictly necessary for the game, so they fell off the haywain by the wayside when time ran close), and will probably redo the trees, since the spray glue I used went unexpectedly milky, probably due to the awful weather we had this winter. Plus some more boats to fill up what looks like an awful lot of wasted space in the pictures, and maybe some more fish folk to fight the Fisherwives over them.

Lovely work.
I have something similar in mind using Lead Adventure Miniatures, Eureka, Westfalia and Midlam miniatures.
Torn between the idea of a medieval town or a town in hell where civil war breaks out.
This may jump up my pending queue now I've seen your board

Please do so, I'dlove to see it!

I had considered a more hellish scape based on the paintings Dulle Griet and The Harrowing of Hell, but eventually felt that a more generic old-timey town would have more cross-period potential. Thus the focus on the less work-intensive Tabletop world houses. I still have the LAM steampunk Kickstarter minis to paint, which would not look out of place here as well.

[Basementboy]

Love it! Always good to see low fantasy getting some love

[OSHIROmodels]

Looks great Chris 

[Old Hob]

That's a truly astonishing set up. Congratulations on blowing my mind.

[Metternich]

Absolutely marvelous, Brueghel meets Bosch.  Would you consider doing an AAR?

[Westfalia Chris]

Absolutely marvelous, Brueghel meets Bosch.  Would you consider doing an AAR?

I didn't get to taking photos on the day, but I am set to run it at my brother's gaming club later this year, and I'll see that I rake some in-game shots to do a game recount.

The initial gameson the day showed some aspects for improvement that hadn't come up in my solo playtesting, mainly due to players less focused on the objectives and thus getting bogged down by the hell creatures, but the rules could do with some more tweaking and streamlining.

[Wirelizard]

What a glorious setup, and those Eureka Chaos Army figures are entirely unknown to me and beautifully weird!

I participated late last year in a little Kickstarter for some Medieval Marginalia weird figures that seem like they'd fit in well here. They're fairly high up the painting queue so might see paint in a few months, unless I get distracted...

[FramFramson]

Nice to see some lovely Breugelburg figs after such a long dryspell in their own forums.