Warhammer table

[ModernKiwi]

I am really liking that bridge. It seems very ... Warhammery.

[Golden Lion]

Very cool that you got more work done on the bridge Morglum, I am looking forward to seeing these possible drawbridges and other gadgets and towers/houses that will invariably be added. Good to see that you are getting work done on the hills as well. That photoshopped picture looks awesome, creating a lot of depth. Liking that water colour as well. Keep the updates coming!

[Dannage]

Dannage, I have a spare room where the table fits.

Such logical facts have never gotten in the way of the 'workshop widows' whom consider this a waste of time and money when the room could have been used either as a kids play room, or a walk in wardrobe with sliding shoe racks.

The build continue to inspire and impress!

[Morglum Necksnapper]

Dannage, LOL a walk in wardrobe with sliding shoeracks does seem to take up a spare room. Maybe buy her her favorite shoes and show her your design of a warhammer table with build in shoeracks?

I used fast drying cement on the jute and it dries up really 'rocky'. As it dries real fast – within 2 minutes of mixing – I'm now using plaster for the larger areas.

[Malorian]

Wow, great job on the table. Wish I could make stuff like that.

[Morglum Necksnapper]

Thanks malorian.

This is some work done on the caves under the Rivergate and above the Talabec. I used plaster to 'glue' the wood, plaster and hardfoam rocks to the mdf river surface and polystyrene. I really want to paint the board, but first everything is got to be put together. That means a few more hours working with cement and plaster...

[N810]

your rock color is looking realy good.

[Golden Lion]

Awesome progress!

[Morglum Necksnapper]

My thumb was numb from carving out the stones, but the archers and pilars are now done. The middle pilar needs to be attached to a small base of 4 mm MDF. I'll try to allign the T-part as good as possible, but it probably will show a small seam. Oh well, it doesn't matter. Now I can begin work on the top of the bridge.

[Morglum Necksnapper]

I'm trying to make the big pieces fit and finish the rocky hills...

[Morglum Necksnapper]

I've also made a start on the remaining walls and towers of this side of the castle.

[Scythe]

Good start on the walls! Eager to see how this will turn out in the end; I love the scale of the whole project, and that the table is really in 3 dimensions. Those hills and cliffs look very nice.

[jez]

That's just plain awesome MM.
You'd be a model railway enthusiast's dream

[Morglum Necksnapper]

Thanks Scythe, the scale is a great thing, but I need to break out a wall if I want the table to fit as a whole. Maybe will do that in the future.

Thanks Jez, well a very wealthy railroad enthusiast would be my dream, if he would hire me to make scenery for money

I made some progress the last couple of days.

[Morglum Necksnapper]

Two round towers for the Rivergate.



One tower with an open hatch. You can see part of the stairway going below.

[Morglum Necksnapper]

this corner connects one gatetower with the wall.



the Rivergate is one section on a piece of styrofoam. The wall and towersection to the right is another section on a piece of styrofoam. I've found that on this scale, you need to make the pieces of terrain as seperate parts.

[Morglum Necksnapper]

This is a view from the river.



And some views from the sky.

[Urgat]

Damn, it's so cool...

[Malorian]

It keeps looking better and better

[Crazy Harborc]

The fortress is progressing...Soon, very soon, it will be ready. (Un)friendly forces just may be lurking and waiting.

Any chance of "traps" being installed to surprise those lurkers?