Mordheim terrain

Mordheim, Terrain, 5 - Assembled - 5 - Assembled - Gallery - DakkaDakka | We just failed our Frenzy check.

Malval table – 1st module finished! – Simple as War

That..is..beautiful. yes, truly very impressing ! keep up the good work ! just two questions ; - how many hirst molds do you have, and what budget do they repre

Oh my f***ing goodness! Man, YOU did a fantastic piece of terrain work, i bow before you! And your love for those little details, fantastic, makes those buildin

Mordheim terrain

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Koyote in Mordheim (And some WHQ)

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Empire, Mordheim, Scratch Build, Terrain, Warhammer Fantasy - Table2 - Gallery - DakkaDakka | I'm wearing boots of escaping!

I haven’t been doing much in the way of Necromunda hobbying for a while as I have been distracted by Mordheim… Initially, I wasn’t going to post anything Mordheim related on here …

Since I started playing Warhammer Fantasy Battles, somewhere around 1998, I was always into tabletop scenery. When I came across the terrain section of the Empire Army Book (6th edition Warhammer), showing examples of the scratch built buildings, I was immediately inspired to make some terrain pieces for my own gaming table. My friends didn't care to much about terrain, they just wanted to play. I remember we even used books for the hills. :) I was on the other hand always drawn to the…

Having planned 9 modular tiles, I've finally finished the first one! It didn't actually take too long (apart from all the engraving, but I worked on small sections at a time) but I've been busy with lots of other things and had to let my hobby projects fit in around them. The engraving was time consuming but the construction and painting were super quick. I haven't taken step by step photos of this tile, largely because I was solving problems as I went along, but I will for the next tile…