Mordheim rebuilt pt. 14

Here it is... the very last building. It's still a work in progress, but I thought I'd snap a picture anyhow. It has the same design as the first tower, expect it has two blasted out holes in the walls, one in each of the floors.  I couldn't resist putting a hole in the top floor like the other one. Hopefully, I'll get it all finished in the next few days.

Here, we have my little modeled up treasure chest. It's filled with all sorts of different bitz and a generous amount of glue. Since, I've already went as far to make a few Wyrdstone counters, this seemed like the next step.

Mordheim rebuilt pt. 13

The big building is done. It managed to soak up a two whole cans of spray paint, but it is finished. The tower makes a very nice centerpiece don't ya' think? It also acts a intersection for running bridges across the first/second levels of the city. 

The addition of the 3rd story should impact the game in some way. We could use this building for when its time to play the stronghold mission or other siege type battles. If somebody had a decent ranged unit up there? It could make for some real headaches.  I'm just happy it's painted.

The Trees are on loan from http://scrollcaddy.blogspot.com/

Mordheim rebuilt pt. 12

It is done and it's very heavy for a building made out of foam, plastic, and balsa wood. The Floors took forever. The amount of time it took build this monster, makes me question my drive to construct two more? Realistically, I'm starting to run out of the plastic bricks and windows. It may be better to just build one and start on my statues and other side projects.

 

 

This makes the 15th building for the Mordheim set. If... I've done my job right, it should be very difficult set-up the same table twice.  I also made up two bridges to add to the collection bringing the total up to 8. That's one for each pair of ruins plus one extra. On a side note, we finally have started playing some test runs to help smooth out rules. It's going to take a few games till the rust shakes off and we start up our little campaign.