06 November 2012

Cemetery WIP

I have been wanting to build a cemetery for ages - primarily but not exclusively for Pulp/Horror gaming.  I don't normally post WIP pics but that is one where I will make an exception.  This is from GW's Garden of Morr boxed set which is beautifully detailed.  There are a few too many skulls on it for my taste , but they aren't removable in the main so rather than paint them all up, I have gone with a 'part of the masonry' approach.



Gravestones are Renedra Plastic (this is one sprue's worth - half of one set), and the HPL ones are resin by Tengu Models.

Next step- flocking and basing
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16 comments:

  1. styxTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Nice! I would like to know the HPL company!

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  2. Michael AwdryTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Very, very tempting - great job Sir.

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  3. Ray RousellTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    That's a nice bit of kit Paul!!

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  4. MathyooTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Well done! And nice blog you have here!

    The undefined gravestones are from Tengu models:
    http://www.tengumodels.co.uk/userimages/Cthulhu%282809018%29.htm

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    1. Paul O'GTuesday, 06 November, 2012

      Thats the one - thanks indeed Mathyoo!
      I'll update the post with that link
      Cheers!

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  5. Andrew McCoryTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Very nice ones.

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  6. ScottswargamingTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Looks very good so far. I am tempted by this, I need a graveyard for my EotD gaming, but as you say, perhaps just a few too many skulls...
    I have the rendra set, and once I finish some current minis I hope to start construction...

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  7. SteveTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Nice work. Howabout a massive undead army now? :-)

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    1. Paul O'GTuesday, 06 November, 2012

      Dont know about massive, but I just took delivery of a shipment of Ghouls to move into this new pad!

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  8. Lead LegionTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Fantastic work Paul. Top Notch.

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  9. lrqanTuesday, 06 November, 2012

    Fab building, love all of it. Planning to put it together and show us what it looks like in action? I hope so.

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    1. Paul O'GWednesday, 07 November, 2012

      Of course! Gimme another week to finsh the basing off propoerly

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  10. Simon Quinton Wednesday, 07 November, 2012

    Looking rather darn nice. I think a the skulls are fine to be honest. I think it makes them look that bit more creepier than the norm.

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  11. PhilWednesday, 07 November, 2012

    Wonderful buildings!
    Phil.

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  12. DalaupprorWednesday, 07 November, 2012

    Looking realy good !!!

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