Its Chamber of Challenge time once again!!!
And I'm in "The Shrine"
I've gotta say I'm mighty pleased with how my Shrine turned out.
This wonderful piece of kit comes from the very talented team at Debris of War
And is available for the great price of £35
You wouldn't believe how long it took me to paint this up!!!!
This is its 4th and final incarnation, I originally tried to paint it up like Andy's from Debris of War,
see below, but I just couldn't get it looking as good. So in the end I gave up and went grey.
I then spoke to Andy on the phone and he told me how he'd painted his. It was so simple I couldn't believe it. But I stuck with the grey anyhow.
I based the Chapel on a large Warbases base.
And added basing flock mixed with PVA to make moss and painted/placed on.
I added a few MDF gravestones, covered with a thin wash of Polyfiller, then inked them. Just to add a
bit of decoration.
I took a few pics with some figures in to help you guys with its size.
These figures do not count as points.
Also added for effect were loads of Debris of War tufts along with Javis Ivy/climbing weeds
Peek a boo!
In the Chapel set not only do you get the walls but a font, an alter and a small coffin/shrine.
So its down to the points.....
The ruined chapel measures
9.5 inches in length
5.5 inched in width
4 inches at its highest
Then you have the tiled floor, Alter, Font and Shrine.
Math is not my strong points so after speaking to BigLee and Tamsin, both suggested
20 points, (which I was pretty gutted with!) 😭
And then another 20 for the Challenge Bonus.
Making a total of 40 points
Superb work - that is a fantastic terrain piece
ReplyDeleteI'm mightily pleased with it!
DeleteVery nice terrain piece here Ray, and very similar to something I make a long time ago with Hurst arts bricks.
ReplyDeleteCool!
DeleteGreat piece, top work
ReplyDeleteCheers Martin.
DeleteSplendid looking shrine, nice work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, glad you like it.
DeleteGreat looking ruin Ray, nice detailing. Now you should do another in the sandstone.
ReplyDeleteDoh!
DeleteOutstanding!!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dallas!
DeleteLove the shrine; I may get one as a ruined shrine/chapel fits into so many milieus.
ReplyDeleteI'll be using it for Donnybrook and the Haitian Revolution.
DeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam.
DeleteAwesome ... I think your grey paint job looks better! Cheers Jez
ReplyDeleteThanks Jez!
DeleteGreat work, love the base.
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks!
DeleteIt is an awesome piece of terrain indeed and you can use it for so many different games as well. Yeah 20 points seems a bit rough but Minions rule as you well know ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Peter, you should also do a sand-stone version.
Noooooooo!
DeleteFantastic result on this model Ray. I really love the ivy and all the extra detailing you put into it. Surely a few bonus points should head your way for that?? Lol.
ReplyDelete(Maybe there's a good reason why I've only been asked to be a Minion once...I was a bit profligate with the bonus points!)
Cheers Lee! Not sure a minion sern it yet?
DeleteAbsolutely lovely job! That undergrowth is really well done and places it as such an old building. I prefer it to the website paint job as the undergrowth takes it up a level.
ReplyDeleteKind words indeed Jamie, thanks!
DeleteIt is a fabulous piece, oozing athmosphere. The ivy is a great addition and the other details really are the cherry on the top. Thrice wow for this. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
DeleteStunning! The ivy does a magical job making it look an old ruin, instead of a modern bombed out one. Ace work.
ReplyDeleteWhat was Andy’s process?
Thanks Rob! Andy undercoated his ruin white, then inked/drybrushed it with Mig Desert yellow pigment. Very simple but very effective.
DeleteThat is some beautiful work there Ray and will look great on the table!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
I hope so?
DeleteThat is an awesome bit of terrain 👍
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Thanks Ken, glad you like it.
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