Got the next piece in my Tabletop World stuff done. I am working up in scale and who would have guessed that a four story building takes as long as two one story ones?
With so much uncertainty around the Fantasy scene lately, working on buildings and other terrain is ideal. No matter how the army books and game change these pieces will be on the table almost every game … and there is always Mordheim.
As always Tabletop World is stunning stuff and the scale matches Games Workshop models perfectly. This one does have the fireplace on the interior … but no stairs or ladders. So, perfect starter home for a small family of wizards with the ability to create dimensional portals.
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Looking cool. I'm thinking I might have to dig one or two of my Mordheim part built constructions out and actualy finish them to use in AOS. If the rumours are even half true about the size of games, I think our group will adapt the rules to use in Mordheim so we can tell stories with characters that can feature in out AOS games.
Oh yes, Tabletop World stuff is really, really pretty. Well worth the price. And you made it look extra pretty of course. 😉
As for the uncertainty about WHFB – Who cares. 🙂 There are 8 perfectly playable editions of WHFB, there are thousands of Fantasy rules sets to use in conjunction with one's Fantasy minis… if GW want to take a swing in some different direction (and from what I see they do and I hope that it works out for them.) it's okay. It's up to every single wargamer to either hop on board or just use what they already have.
I've been working on tabletop world stuff also since the uncertainty of WFB! haha neat to see we took the same obscure path.