Going deeper underground (Warhammer Quest/Generic Dungeoneering project)

[Modhail]

Right, time to get to work on this again. Health and work have kept me away from active hobbying for a bit, but it's time to get back on the horse.
I decided to start with something fairly quick and simple, so I wouldn't hit the mid-paint grind that I tend to get a bit when painting units or involved individual models and quit prematurely.
So I've painted the last six doors of my wife's Warhammer Quest set:

Five I painted as sandstone arches.
The final one I intend to use as the door to the Objective room and as such, deserved something a little more special:

A fancy marble arch to guide you into the final confrontation with whatever is waiting for you in the dark depths.... 

[Michi]

Excellent! The decision to make one of those stand out was the right one!

[Gunbird]

Good to see you back in business. The objective gate looks the biz 

[Modhail]

Thanks guys!
Sorry for not replying sooner, I had completely missed my own topic... New job training has left my brain a bit fried, I guess...

[beefcake]

The marble effect is great!

[Modhail]

Well, I got around to painting a bit again. Here's the fruit of this weekend's labours:


A big, bad Minotaur from my wife's Warhammer Quest set. One step closer to a completely painted set. (Still roughly half of the way to go, though.... There are a lot of figures in this set!)

[Kyusumu]

Looking great Mod!  Very nice brushwork, I really like the detail on the axe.

[Tactalvanic]

Always great work in your threads 

A nice addition to the set, its going to look amazing when you finish!

Keep them coming please 

[Modhail]

As you may have guessed from the lack of updates, hobby time and mojo has been a bit scarce lately... 
Luckily today I had both the time and the inspiration to do a quick little terrain project:

A set of mystical stone circles for my sorceresses, wizards and other mystics to draw power from.
They're a bit inspired by a pc game franchise I'm fond of. If you know it, the sigils on the central formations should give a hint. (Internet cookie for the first to guess right.)

Since taking that picture I've glued ballast and sand to the bases and once that is dry I just need to seal the stones with PVA glue before I can paint them. I've no idea when that will happen though...

Maybe in the future I'll also make some loose standing stones, so I can build a bigger henge or a more historical looking one, as the circles above are definitely fantasy fare. 

[Constable Bertrand]

RACKANISHU!

[Hatemonger]

RACKANISHU!

Awesome!

I wonder what miniatures would be good for those guys?

Stay a while, and listen!

Thanks, now I'm having flashbacks! 

- H8

[Modhail]

What's a Rackanishu?

[Constable Bertrand]

What's a Rakanishu?

Not a Diablo 2 refrence after all... whoops, my bad. The runes looked like D2 runes.

What is it then?

Cheers
Matt

[Schrumpfkopf]

Excellent bits and bops. Love your painting, but the irregular brick wall really is the highlight for me so far.

[Modhail]

Thanks!
Hopefully I'll get to work on that display again in the not too distant future. I need to do all the floors on that thing before I can start detailing and painting it.

The stone circles are used by this bloke:

I'm not sure if they feature beyond the first game though...