About two years ago I began to create my own set of Quest having given my original set away some 15 years previously!!! Yes silly, I know. So here are some of the pictures I have taken recently of the adventures of Serefina the Witch, her faithful hound Jazz, Crue the Barbarian and Bjorg the Dwarf.
All the corridors, rooms and doorways, baring one, are handmade from hardboard, dowel and card, with some green stuff details.
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Here are some close ups of the characters.
So from left to right we have: Serefina, Crue, Jazz, Bjorg
Last edited by Daxio; 22-12-2014 at 10:55.
Very impressive dungeon tiles, liking the archways
Very cool, especially the archways. Are they really completely scratch built? I'm impressed!
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Ah, nothing says "Christmas" like a huge stick with a nail in it
Yep just about every one, I bought one off ebay to get the size and then went from there. I'll take some picks of the others not featured here and put them up when I get a chance.
They're all individual, no repetitions; made a basic shape from card and then built ontop with dowel or more card/green stuff. Some I'm not so happy with, like the one with 4 boar heads on!
But it works.
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Some pics of archways as promised.
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Cool stuff! Your archways are really inspiring
Thanks very much bloodsbane, Richard, S_A_T_S, they took a while to do but I have enjoyed making them.
I'll post some pics of the tiles when I can, I made them after the archways. Originally I had quick card tiles and began making the archways, which quickly got out of hand .
After I had completed them I got the "Bug" so to speak and the project snowballed from there. Two years later I have a complete set of quest plus most of the extra supplements.
Presently I'm working on a small village as a home for our heroes and a as a base for our adventures.
Here are most of the boards that I've managed to make in the last year or so. They have a hardboard base with individual cut card squares 30mm and a 15mm border.
I haven't taken pics of all the boards, didn't think all the corridors were that interesting... after you've see one, as they say
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Great looking set, really enjoy sctachbuilt boards. I've been gathering bits to make themed archways out of the original WHQst archways (Ogre war machine parts, Orc themed parts etc), but after seeing your scratchbuilds.. I think I'm going to do my own too. Completely move away from the classic look, inspiring work
Thanks very much Shas'El, having seen loads of your work, especially your new jungle cards, I really appreciate your comments.
Great work, especially the archways and objective rooms
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Great work, very inspiring!
Thanks for the comments fellas, to be honest Andy_T it was blogs/plogs like your own that got me thinking and planning where I would start. So Ta.
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I can't believe I've missed this log. Cracking stuff. You'll have to do a tutorial on the doors, they look excellent!
Yeah I agree, tutorial on the doors would be great!
Andy T's Necromunda Plog
So this is what we are making, basic doorway for Quest. I will try not to bore you all!
Here are some photos of how I began to make my doorways. I always start with sketches. The only difference between the new one I'm making here and the originals is that I used corrugated card to build the arch from the template rather than foam/cappa board, I just doubled the card its about the same thickness.
So cut out the arch, cut the base from thick card and glued to corrugated card for extra strength. Then glued the arch to the base using same PVA glue as through out, put to one side to dry.
Will get back to you with fun bits and template sizes when I have time.
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Everything about this plog looks particularly fine.
Please though - get either a photobucket (or similar photo hosting) account or set up a blogsite, then we can see your pics properly
Awesome so far though!
Well thank you all very much for your kind comments. I had quite a few reservations about putting my stuff on the "Net".
One of the main ones being my inability with computers.
However I have grown up children who may be able to help, so I will be looking into it Purplebeard, do not fear.
Will complete archways soon but work and then illness have done for me.
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