WIP Dungeon (grey), different floor tiles

[Annatar]

Here is a picture of my dungeon so far...

and some action...

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[Leon]

These are excellent, one of the best Dungeon's I've seen so far.   

And also...


Ooh, ooh, ooh, a Hydra!  I've always wanted to do a Hydra!   

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Thanks  

Its an old Hydra from Ral Partha, which is a little small for 28mm but works fine for 10mm.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Really great looking bits!
The only way to deal with a hydra:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0325.html
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0326.html

[Leon]

   I've always wanted to have a go at sculpting a Hydra, but so far haven't found the time.  Aside from the fact that it'd be awful anyway... 

[nikharwood]

Really great looking bits!
The only way to deal with a hydra:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0325.html
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0326.html

Nice mate, nice 

  I've always wanted to have a go at sculpting a Hydra, but so far haven't found the time.  Aside from the fact that it'd be awful anyway... 

Oh - you definitely should. Hydras. Are. Cool...

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Oh - you definitely should. Hydras. Are. Cool...

Maybe the sculptor of the basilisk will comply (sorry, awful at names)? His work was awesome!

[Annatar]

Some dungeon junk...

It looks like someone has looted a merchant caravan...

Used EC26 ("Renaissance / English War") and DN22 items for this and glued them on 1 Cent pieces.




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[nikharwood]

Those are really nice 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Ahhh - but what's really in the barrels! You never know what ravenous monster has emptied one, crawled in for a post munch nap, and doesn't want to be woken up! It's the one next to the barrel of gunpowder, just in case of fireballs! 

[fred.]

Really nice looking dungeon. The floor tiles really change the look.

The hydra's good too. And Lemmy those cartoons are good, I've managed to miss those in th past.

[Nico]

Maybe the sculptor of the basilisk will comply (sorry, awful at names)? His work was awesome!

Vermis. I'd appreciate if he at least finishes his basilisk  - Vermis! Call to arms! Present the tools!!



Annatar you make me and my brother wanna start our own dungeons. In 10mm you've got so much space, thus so many possibilities (Like playing with several heroic gangs or teams, i.e. one per player even).

Cheers

[Cyril]

Wow! I LOVE the Hero Quest feel!
This is just amazing (pronounce it with the "Steve Jobs" effect on the "aMMAYzing")! 

[Pruneau]

Wow, that a great looking dungeon!  Love what you did with the place    I also like the Hydra a lot.

[Annatar]

Thanks for your encouraging comments 

Here are some pics of the 5 heroes of the basic dungeon pack.

First the "healer":

The flames were sculpted with green stuff on a DN16 "Well" base.

Here is a link to the tutorial, which i found quite useful... http://www.mainlymedieval.com/ozpainters/viewtopic.php?t=1701

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Second the "barbarian hero":

The corpses and skeletons come from DN51,

the pole with the cages from GW (Warmaster).

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Third is the "elf hero with bow", who i painted in brown colours instead of the standard elven green.

The pieces used in this diorama are: DN24 (bed), DN26 (chair), DN28 (table with food), GR 44 (Boxes and Sacs),
EC26 (artillery equipment), DN54 (fireplace).

The mouse was sculpted with green stuff.

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Fourth is the "wizard". The basic miniature was modified: He received a left hand and a symbol on his staff.

The furniturepieces you can see are: DN25(book case), DN27 (wizards table), EC26 (artillery equipment),
DN31 (tome on pedestal), FD15 (cooks with chickens and stoves)

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And at last the "rogue" looting a crypt, which is built up from:

DN32 (coffins), DN21 (crates of skulls), DN51 (Remains and bones),
FU18 (grim reaper) and

two rats sculpted with green stuff.



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[fred.]

Awesome work!

These are really nice. Great composition, painting, and searching out obscure bits from the lists to be useful. Thank you for putting the codes of the various buts down - will help me in adding more stuff to my next order...