Sigilist and Enchanters workshop

[Wirelizard]

Those are looking very good, the racked tools on the workbench are especially good but the whole lot is amazing. Can't wait to see them all installed together!

[snitcythedog]

Finished up a wardrobe.  Quite happy with the cloaks and belt.  They are aluminum tape set on paper.  They formed well and the only complaint that I have with them is the adhesive can be a bit lumpy on the edge. 

Next is the enchanting table.  I had a bit of trouble figuring out how to actually represent someone enchanting a sword. In the end I settled on the stone tablet base, the the gratuitous skull and candle.  The sword blade is shamelessly copied from Angry Griffon.  My execution is no where as nice as his. 


Lastly are some other bits. 
Shop signs, a ladder and some interior lighting. 

[Digits]

The wardrobe is vey nice indeed…great detail there!

[marianas_gamer]

I echo Digits. The belt particularly stands out to me.

[snitcythedog]

Finished up the last of the interior elements.  Craptastically painted by me.  First a couple of benches.  One with a scratch built construct. 


A bird perch. 

Lastly some general clutter.

[Daeothar]

The wardrobe is splendid. I especially love the casual crown on the top shelf amongst what is otherwise a quite utalitarian content 

the other pieces are very nice as well though. The construct is really cool!

[Constable Bertrand]

The coats and boots in that wardrobe are fantastic, you have the knack for making fabric clothing, the one on the pew looks great too! 

[Spinal Tap]

As usual, amazing and inspiring.

[Lost Egg]

Wow, that's a lot of cool set dressing, you have been busy. It's all looking great but damn...those puppets / dolls are creepy 

[Cacique Caribe]

Increíble detail.  I love it!

Dan

[snitcythedog]

Thank you for the kind words. 

but damn...those puppets / dolls are creepy 

Nothing wrong with puppets or dolls.  Clowns are creepy.   

Finished the basic structure and just need to sort out a roof, some woodwork and do a bit of gap filling.  This morning I was playing with the placement of the interior elements.  Not sure if I need some more as bits of it is looking a bit sparse.  I will have to have a think on it.   
Ground floor enchanters workshop.

Ground floor entry for the Sigilists workshop.

Second floor Sigilists workshop

[Daeothar]

Really nice; a build to my heart 

I take it the levels come off to access them?

The scatter is looking good, but in my experience, more is usually better/lifelike. Just make sure to leave enough floor space for the placement of minis.

I've had a bit of an experiment in my BSC entry this year, with an fully decorated interior (pics for round two will be up shortly). I put in a table and chairs on top of a rug. They're glued to the rug, but the rug itself is loose from the floor, so I can easily take them out when more floorspace is required, in one easily handled unit.

I'm calling it a succes, and I will probably apply the same principle to future builds as well. Maybe that's a route to pursue?

Oh, and the only thing more creepy than lifelike dolls and clowns, is a lifelike clown doll... 

[snitcythedog]

I take it the levels come off to access them?

The levels nest one on top of the other for easy access. 

so I can easily take them out when more floorspace is required, in one easily handled unit.

I did this extensively for my sci fy builds.  Almost all of the buildings were MDF and I wanted to share the terrain between them and my modular complex.  For my fantasy builds, I figured that I would build every building with dedicated interior details.  Less rattling around and I do not have to store the elements separately.   
Here are some examples. 

Oh, and the only thing more creepy than lifelike dolls and clowns, is a lifelike clown doll... 

All Clowns are creepy.  This one is Mr Jingles. 

[Daeothar]

Right...

That's enough internet for today... 

[Burgundavia]

Right...

That's enough internet for today... 

Indeed. And it's 930am where I am...