This is the last of the ruins from Unreal Wargaming Studio so after this I am back on the Forgeworld train. On face value the walkways from Unreal are very similar to the original ones from Forgeworld as used in the Tank Factory. The difference is that the Forgeworld ones are much more detailed underneath... Continue Reading →
Herein is a tale about batch painting... The idea with all of these ruins was that they would be interchangeable and effectively stackable. So these small ruin extensions should be something that can sit on top of the larger ruins to give them extra height. So of course this can still be done, but the... Continue Reading →
I wanted to shared these photos of the two Large Gothic Ruins from Unreal Wargaming Studios combined together. I have a few other ruin elements that can be stacked on top for extra height too, so I'll probably post up some photos with those iterations in future too. When I was doing the 6mm MDF... Continue Reading →
This is the Large Gothic Ruin 2 from Unreal Wargaming Studios, or as it is known, the one with the doorway. It's another one of a series of new buildings to complement my Forgeworld building collection. As I said before these ruins are detailed with battlefield damage and the interior elements, much more so than... Continue Reading →
This is the Large Gothic Ruin 1 from Unreal Wargaming Studios. One of a series of new complement my Forgeworld building collection. Loving the detail on these ruins both battlefield damage and the interior detailing. Painted up as per the test piece in concrete grey colour and then used a combination of paint washes to... Continue Reading →
This came up for sale around a month ago, box fresh Forgeworld - it doesn't get much better than this. The model is in two halves the above photo shows the join. I didn't glue it because it's a big piece and it's a lot easier to store as two pieces. Some nice detail in... Continue Reading →
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