Thanks for the reply, Runeweaver. And yes, that is the Phantom Titan in the display cabinet. The diamond pattern, by the way, is NOT decals. I am not sure how he painted it, but it is a paint job without use of decals. Stencils is a possibility. I never asked Lukasz (I.e., Hortwerth) about how he di...

Very creative. Looks great!

And for those of you that also play WH40k, see if you can find the following titan in one of the pictures I just posted above:



This was painted by the very talented Hortwerth.

Thanks! I thought I would share a few pics of DF plus EpixHaven terrain. EpixHaven puts out some amazing terrain that matches up quite nicely with DF. It is extremely high quality resin and packaged extremely well. If you have not seen their stuff yet, you really need to take a look at it. http://i1...

Thanks, Chuck and William. Yes, William, I did think about the stone over timber being less than realistic, but then I said "Screw it. I want the visual variety that putting stone over timber offers." Luckily, not everyone has the construction/building background that you do to notice or b...

Rikkard from Mierce Miniatures http://i1141.photobucket.com/albums/n584/RyanDevoto/Darklands/DSC_4264.jpg http://i1141.photobucket.com/albums/n584/RyanDevoto/Darklands/DSC_4266.jpg http://i1141.photobucket.com/albums/n584/RyanDevoto/Darklands/DSC_4268.jpg http://i1141.photobucket.com/albums/n584/Rya...

Runeweaver wrote:

thebigteacher wrote:More closeups!

Agreed, I want to see the details on them please!

The pics the painter took for me are pretty good, no? You can actually see one of these model in my video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZfaZoKWDQM

Thanks, fellow DF enthusiasts. Regarding the size, about 90 inches by 250 inches or so. I put this together just for fun. It is not being used in a game. I have already torn it down to make room for a broader layout (less height per building) of the village of Barovia, which will be used in a game (...

Very atmospheric! And clever use of the sewer pieces - very clever and imaginative. Thanks for sharing!

Wow! You are very, very creative, William! I love what you did with the columns and the roofs. I think I am going to steal that! Very interesting layouts! Thanks for sharing!