Blog JORGIK´s work table

Absolutely perfect! I love the addition of the coral snake!

 

sounds pretty legit, take your time anyway

 

Sorry guys I did not know that this weekend my family and me were going for holidays and found out yesterday afternoon, so I really couldn't do anything afterwards as I had to prepare luggage and all that stuff. Also the more I worked on the fixes the more I found that had to be fixed . We will come back tomorrow afternoon and maybe I'll be able to continue the work, and hopefully by Monday morning the pics will be posted, but don't trust me because whatever time I say it turns out to not be true because I'm an involuntary lier .
So yeah, don't ever believe me about any next post promises I make...

 

We don't work on timelines around here, tomorrow morning to me is evening to you, so post when you can, but rest assured we will be awaiting the updates!

 

Finally the photos!
First sorry for the wait, it seems like I always make my way to get the stuff done late...
So no further talk. Here they are, enjoy
















"Careful with the roots guys, if we fail the dangerous terrain test that´s it for the battle"

And my two favourites :






As you guys can see I finished the trees, I´ll do a post after this about them.
Also, taking the pictures I realized I needed more trees for a better-looking background, so when I do those I´ll probably take more pics .

Hope you like it.
Jorgik

 

Wow very awesome I am quite Impressed

 

Great looking models all around. --
Those pillars add a lot of flavor,
I hope my pyramid looks that good when I'm finished,
and even more amazing trees.

 

Definitely worth the wait... superb quality. Everything looks fantastic. The picture of the the Troglodon peaking around the corner is especially impressive; very Jurassic Park like!

 

Very impressive work O.O

 

Nice terrain and nice models! And you really have a talent for putting both together! looks impressive!

 

Thanks guys!! I´m really happy how all the set´s coming out!

It´s from the terrain wench in you tube. But I´ll make you a summary :
High density foam from which the stones were cut to shape with a sharp blade. Then I widened the cuts with a pen and then pushed some stones in to add variety. The paint job is also a copy form her own with some slight changes I made to suit the paints I had.

Yep, they´re real nice to see on the table. I actually play them as small watch towers with the corner stones acting as the stairs for access points. I saw the idea on the inspiration page of the book how to make scenery for war-games that GW released. It´s a great book, it´s a shame they don't produce it anymore, great tips everywhere .

Edit:
Here´s the video, @Crowsfoot :

 

I am so in love with your army..
Very cool painting schemes (I mainly like dark lizards and I also tip my hat to you for making grey/black to work on your saurus. I wish I could make it work too. Have to research how to handle that.)

Scenery is mindblowingly beautiful and I also like your movie-like shots!
Troglodon peeking from behind the wall is indeed dogs bollocks!

There is many brilliant details I don't even know where to start.) I have to check if there is more photos of your army, because I love them all (that ScarVet with Carnosaur reins is just fantastic!)

Oh boy oh boy..
*Stay strong Blastoize, you will also finish painting your army one day and it might look at least partially as cool..*

 

Very, very, very nice. You've spent your time wisely
I really love that starseer btw, even though i'm not a fan of NMM I like the way it blends in with the rest of the model here and the stone is great. Keep going

 

Thanks guys so much!

I didn´t actually make it thinking of it as a scar veteran/oldblood (just wanted the champion to stand out ), but I guess I could play it like it!

 

Beautiful and amazing work! Your photos are all very thematic!

My favorites are the one with the saurus cavalry guy on the spawning pool, and the ones with the bloody mouthed troglodon at the end.

Thank you so much for all your inspiring pictures!

I have saved them all for future reference.

 

Wow! Love the addition of the blood stain coming up the stairs! And that slann is beautiful! All of them all. I can only hope to do as well!

And I can only hope to one day have the space I need to put up a number of scenic tables that I can use for display!

Awesome work!

 

Well these pictures where taken on my homework table moving the scenery around, but yes, it would be awesome to have a display board on which to put the models when they are not being used!

 

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