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
Nice! I would like to know the HPL company!
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DeleteVery, very tempting - great job Sir.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice bit of kit Paul!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! And nice blog you have here!
ReplyDeleteThe undefined gravestones are from Tengu models:
http://www.tengumodels.co.uk/userimages/Cthulhu%282809018%29.htm
Thats the one - thanks indeed Mathyoo!
DeleteI'll update the post with that link
Cheers!
Very nice ones.
ReplyDeleteLooks 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...
ReplyDeleteI have the rendra set, and once I finish some current minis I hope to start construction...
Nice work. Howabout a massive undead army now? :-)
ReplyDeleteDont know about massive, but I just took delivery of a shipment of Ghouls to move into this new pad!
DeleteFantastic work Paul. Top Notch.
ReplyDeleteFab building, love all of it. Planning to put it together and show us what it looks like in action? I hope so.
ReplyDeleteOf course! Gimme another week to finsh the basing off propoerly
DeleteLooking 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.
ReplyDeleteWonderful buildings!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Looking realy good !!!
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