Showing posts with label terrain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terrain. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 January 2011

Scibor Basing Kit



After a well-deserved post-Christmas break in Barcelona (where I misbehaved again and got myself a pair of dinosaurs from Papo), I managed to finish a few bits and bobs, like this set of ruins from Scibor.



Not the best paint job in the world but still does the trick. The kit itself is made of 10 pieces and they can work as ruins of an Elven temple or something of the sort.

Saturday, 8 January 2011

More ruins



I just got a basing kit, from Scibor. It comes with ten pieces and should be quite straight forward to paint. They're also a great addition to the Lord of the Rings ruins that I already own.

Monday, 3 January 2011

Warhammer Witchfate Tor. Tower of Sorcery



It took me quite a while to finish it off but finally here it is! I tried to get as much detail as possible out of it so I decided not to rush the paint job. It really paid off in the end.
I followed the Games Workshop tutorial on how to paint the tower and found it extremely useful. I even had a go at the unusual colour combination for the wood (dwarf flesh+vomit brown) and was surprised at how effective it was.
It's a monster of a building, with a total of four levels, all modular and accessible to put miniatures in.









The tower is packed with details both on the inside and outside.











I can only imagine the amazing missions and quests I can use the tower for. What a great way to start the new year!

Thursday, 30 December 2010

Happy New Year (in the Bogs)!



I went to the Range this afternoon and found an amazing item from the aquarium section which will be perfect for the Bogs: a moss ball made of plastic, courtesy of Rosewood Pet Products. This piece is made of 50 detachable parts. And all I had to pay was £5!
This has definitely made my day!





Sunday, 12 December 2010

Ruins



The Ruins of Osgiliath from GW is a much better model than I originally thought it would be. And much easier to build and paint too. Another great thing about it is that it can be built and combined in many different ways and with other terrain models - including the Lord of the Rings Terrain Pack.



This set can be used for virtually any kind of scenario involving ruins in Forge Quest, from the Ruined Cities of Darkness to the once capital of Hargam, Tollfold.



Superb for epic battles and duels between special characters.