I'll witter on a bit more about the build in another post, but briefly, here's another Oldhammer building; the dairy from the Bogle's Farm in Terror of the Lichemaster. I started it last year, alongside collecting and painting minis for the scenario pack but it languished part built for many months.
And as a bonus, here's Fritzy's Kennel from the same scenario, also started last year and finished for the challenge.
Challenge Summary
A pretty good challenge for me this year. I built an extensive set of role-playing terrain for the Masterforge quest.
| The Masterforge Assembled |
And, of course, I finished off the dairy shown above.
It's been a lot of fun, and certainly spurred me on to finish stuff. The D&D terrain would have been built anyway for the game, but the standing stones were a direct response to the challenge, and finishing the dairy was also motivated by me wanting to get something else finished in time.
Mind you, I might have got more done if I'd not been distracted by the Wildspire stuff.
Thanks Dave for organising all this. It's certainly helped me expand my scenery collection.
See you on December 26 th for the next challenge?
Well the dairy is a tremendous model, well built and super painting. Can't wait to see it on a gaming table.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I enjoyed finishing it, and it's one more building for my scenery collection.
DeleteExcellent work on the dairy and kennel, both have a well weathered feel to them, which adds character. Thanks for being a part of this years challenge.
ReplyDeleteThanks, and thanks again for organising it, I enjoyed the challenge immensely.
DeleteScenery building is a sort of guilty pleasure for me, I always feel that I should be concentrating on something else. The challenge is the excuse I need to get something done.
I'm amazed by the dairy, what a lovely piece, it looks so natural and realistic!
ReplyDeleteThank you. It was great fun to build.
DeleteI think there's something a bit special about those old card buildings, and I really enjoy building my own sturdier versions.