It's time to share with you the project that took most of my time for several months and kept me away from my Vampire Counts - the grand Tabletop World Graveyard! It was a crazy ride and I really enjoyed the whole process. After planning out the display board, I started by painting individual graveyard structures like the chapel, mausoleum, tomb, etc. Then I did all the smaller features: tombstones, vases, crows,... Finally, I painted all of the walls and fences and dead trees.
To create the flagstone walkways I used segments of Tabletop World Town Square.
I wanted the Graveyard to look pretty weathered, with lots of rusty elements and parts overgrown with grass, moss and lichen. I also wanted a lot of crows resting on the trees, tombstones and other graveyard features to give it that creepy feel.
Without further ado, I present to you the finished Graveyard:
As much as I enjoyed working on this big project, at the same time I was frustrated that my Undead are not progressing. However, now I have great scenic piece to use for taking photos of my future Vampire Counts characters and units! 🧛
Very soon I will be posting painting tutorials on how I painted the stone, wood, rust and oxidized copper on this Graveyard! So keep an eye for it. ;)
Now back to my beloved Undead! 💀
Cheers guys! 🍻
That's masterclass! Dark master work :))
ReplyDeleteReally an amazing set! Love how decrepit and overgrown your version is. The graveyard will make for a great setting to your Undead!
ReplyDeleteWow, incredible! Amazing work! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you XarfaiEngel! Indeed, I think it will make for a great setting. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Seba! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it. The rust is spectacular, the trees look scary, the shack seems like barely standing and crows are a great touch. Kudos on moss (both on statues and trees) and plants in general. Very realistic stuff and a thing of beauty.
ReplyDeleteThanks man for such an awesome feedback! :)
ReplyDeleteThat diorama is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rob! 😊🍻
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