[WIP] Building of Ruins of Mordheim modular table
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quidamcorvus
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You know how it is with deadlines. If it weren't for my wife and family, I would have finished construction a year ago.
But, slowly move forward. 
quidamcorvus
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Tutorial: Building a well, part 2.
I decided to cover the ready circles of the well with wooden roofs, which I used appropriately cut wooden pine strips and coffee sticks.
I aged and slightly damaged the cut pine strips 3x5 mm, then drilled them with a hand drill, and in the holes I placed a crank shaft (made from a toothpick and a paper clip) that would pull out a rope of water (made from twisted copper wire) and beams on which I would later place the roof.
I decided to cover the ready circles of the well with wooden roofs, which I used appropriately cut wooden pine strips and coffee sticks.
I aged and slightly damaged the cut pine strips 3x5 mm, then drilled them with a hand drill, and in the holes I placed a crank shaft (made from a toothpick and a paper clip) that would pull out a rope of water (made from twisted copper wire) and beams on which I would later place the roof.
quidamcorvus
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Tutorial: Building a well, part 3.
The next step was to build the roofs, which I made from wooden slats, coffee sticks and roof tiles cut from balsa wood.
The last step is to glue sand of different weights to the bases and add a few bits.
The next step was to build the roofs, which I made from wooden slats, coffee sticks and roof tiles cut from balsa wood.
The last step is to glue sand of different weights to the bases and add a few bits.
MichaelStockin
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wow.
I best go and start at the beginning!
I best go and start at the beginning!
quidamcorvus
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Thank you.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 98.
Today I have for you photos of the wells whose construction you could follow on the blog in recent weeks.
The wells, placed on independent stands, can be placed on any modules of the Mordheim ruins table, depending on your needs.
You can read more about building wells in the guide published on the blog HERE and HERE and HERE.
symphonicpoet
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The one with the hole burned in then roof is especially spooky. Looks like some fire of hell came up out of the mouth of the well to consume everyone nearby. Brilliant work!
FelixJaegar
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A seriously impressive table! With all the details it will be so immersive to play upon when complete.
The wells look great! It might be fun to have a rule that if a model is hit while next to one, there is a chance they are knocked down the well! (A bit like rules for being hit near the edge of an elevated building and falling)
The wells look great! It might be fun to have a rule that if a model is hit while next to one, there is a chance they are knocked down the well! (A bit like rules for being hit near the edge of an elevated building and falling)
quidamcorvus
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Thank you. Good idea!
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 99.
Continued work on ruins. This time I equipped the storage module with doors and windows and scattered boards made of coffee sticks.
Space Crusader
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That is very impressive work!
twisted moon
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fantastic.
quidamcorvus
Member
Thank you.
Thank you.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 100.
It's time to work on the next table module with Mordheim ruins for Warheim FS.
I made the door, shutters, a hang glider platform and a weather vane.
I mainly used cut coffee sticks, the hang glider is bits from the Birdmen of Catrazza set, and the weather vane is a rolled aluminum plate.
MichaelStockin
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art
twisted moon
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i don't know what that means.
quidamcorvus
Member
Thank you.
Thank you very much. Yes, that's the right word.
It means "wonderful."
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 101.
Work on the Mordheim ruins table for Warheim FS continues.
I made another door using coffee sticks, a paper clip and a toothpick.
In the photos you can see what the door module looks like.
twisted moon
Moderator
ah, it's polish. i thought manicman had gone all gen z on me.
another lovely module.
quidamcorvus
Member
Thank you.
Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 102.
Work on the Mordheim ruins table for Warheim FS continues.
And for now, it mostly consists of cutting out doors, shutters and moldings from coffee sticks...
twisted moon
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no doubt slow work, but it's going to make the table look even more impressive.
quidamcorvus
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Yes, this is not a quick project. But it's not the only one I deal with. However, it helps to de-stress well.
Thank you.Workshop: Construction of the 'Ruins of Mordheim' modular table, part 103.
Work on the Mordheim ruins table for Warheim FS continues.
Well, even more doors, shutters and moldings made of coffee sticks.
