Durin's Causeway - Finished

[Steam Flunky]

Brilliant!
I guess you could put some glass on top and use it as a coffee table if is too big to store in a cupboard!

[Garanhir]

Absolutely insane but then again if I had your skill I would have done it 

The fundamental flaw with all of these is 'why did the dwarves carve out so much and where did they put the bits?'

Sweet result never the less.

Oh, I imagine that these stairways were built to make an existing cavern more accessible, making good use of the spoil from places they did dig out.

Yes, I think about this stuff, too.

[jscottbowman]

Here's a couple more pics ... with models on for those that requested it...

With flash...


And without...


More on blog as usual
http://scottswargaming.blogspot.co.nz/2014/09/the-fellowship-on-durins-causeway.html

Cheers
Scott

[beefcake]

That makes it so much more impressive!

[thebinmann]

Damn that is massove!

Don't give the party much of a chance!

[Michi]

I pull my hat, Sir! That is some fine work there!

[Nord]

Great work, I like the comment on your blog about making Balin's tomb next - sounds like the start of some epic modular-moria-project.

Looks good with the lighting, when not gaming you could always use it as a cornerlamp. Or put a bit of glass on top - feature coffee table. 

[majorsmith]

Amazing 

[eilif]

Wow, I didn't think it could get any more impressive, but you managed it!

I hate the overuse of the term, but it truly deserves the label "epic"!

[Lovejoy]

I was impressed before, but seeing it with the minis is just mind-blowing! Incredible work...

[jscottbowman]

Thanks again guys, its really is heart warming to get your kind feedback. Much appreciated.

Doing my bit too, to get the game going again locally, did some demo try out games at the local club:

http://scottswargaming.blogspot.co.nz/2014/09/lord-of-rings-hobbit-gaming-at-kapiti.html




:-)

[6milPhil]

Stunning work... I posted it here too: http://en.reddit.com/r/TerrainBuilding/comments/2hhazh/durins_causeway/

[eilif]

Great work, that's how you grow a game!