Ruined City Terrain Showcase - Mordheim, Frostgrave, D&D, Warcry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I take you through the ruined city terrain I have been building for the Mordheim campaign at my local gaming shop. This video is not a step by step tutorial like my other videos... but I think you will enjoy it anyways! A ruined medieval village looks good on any Warhammer table, in any Dungeons and Dragons encounter, any Pathfinder, Frostgrave, Warcry or Age of Sigmar game!
Or you could use it for ASOIAF miniatures as a ruined village in the Riverlands like Maidenpool or something. Or historical miniatures...or you could just sit at your desk and stare at it like I do lol.
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Coffee Stir Sticks (For planks)
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3/16 X 3/16 Basswood (For wooden beams)
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Foam Board (For the walls)
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Medium Chip Board (For the bases)
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Sculpting Mesh (For leaded windows)
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As the creator of Mordheim, you have no idea how good it feels that even after all these years the game we made inspires people to do things like this!
OMG that is gonna pump him up real good :O
@@kriss667 If it can, I am glad, but it is his passion and talent that earns it if it happens. I can only acknowledge them. :)
Thanks to you for a work well done, that will be part of our hobby history for as long as we live!
@@tuomaspirinen8018 Thank you for making such an amazing game! Me and my friends are still playing it and as I'm typing this I'm making a small diorama to display my mordheim models!
@@tuomaspirinen8018 I mean, now he's gonna have even more energy for doing more stuff. And this guy's videos actually pushed me back into miniature/terrain hobby after 15 year break, so I feel connected somehow :)
2:10 - that's my new ringtone sorted, thanks Eric!
Hahaha bing bing bing
I heard that stones hit by warpfire melts EXACTLY like foam hit by spray paint. Great looking terrain.
As a long time artist new to the hobby I find it hilarious how even the very best complain about drawing stonework. I love doing it. It is much easier to carve a realistic stone surface drawing on styrofoam then getting realistic results with a 2d image on paper.
Its pretty cool. I paint and draw a lot so i have some calluses on my middle finger that dont appreciate the extra wear and tear of the carving
Dude, your face when you said Seraphon. I actually lol'd. I absolutely agree.
Right?? Lol
Man the night scene was just so epic. I really have no words for the feeling it evoked. If I was playing anything at all with this terrain in a dim room,lit up that way it would be one fantastic gaming session be it AoS,40k or rpgs like pathfinder.
everything looks awesome, I imagined Skaven tunneling through the walls of your bent house, having a network through all the ruined buildings.
Oohhh.... yes yes
Turn off the lights and get some popcorn!
Personally I'd love to see more clips of this city being skirmished in
Come skirmish with me then bro
Eric, thanks for these tutorials. The one little building answered a lot of questions for me and I'm now pumping out my own designs.
always be closing Awesome! Do you have any pics anywhere?
Wow this is simply amazing. Im currently ressurrecting mordheim myself - this was extremely motivational and impressive. Best video on TH-cam right now!
Wow best on TH-cam! High praise, thanks pal
These buildings look really good! I like the broken-down/destroyed aesthetic in crafted items so this stuff hits my sweet spot.
Once again your vision and exceptional skills have blown me away, really impressive that each successive model is more complex than the prior one...
Brilliant stuff fella!... can't wait for the next upload 👍
Thanks Richard. There does seem like there is pressure to outdo myself if I have done something similar before. That can only go so far though!
loved that clip at the end with the cinematic shots, really awesome
I hope to really improve and expand on that sort of shot in the future..stay tuned!!!
One of my new favorite channels! Thanks for all of the inspiration.
Another fantastic video Eric! The terrain looks amazing, very varied and interesting to look at, but also ties together very nicely, and all shows incredibly craftsmanship! I also enjoyed this style of video because it gives a chance for your personality and humor to show through even better than in voiceover narration. And the detail and accompanying story of the red shield was a great little easter egg!
Looking forward to the next video!
Thanks, this comment is really appreciated. I wasn’t sure how this change in format would be received and I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Love the Castlevania quote
Very cool set youve built there. Especially love those 2 houses built together or the little touches like the shields on the big house.
That one place with the partially melted bricks you could cover up with a charred skeleton with individual bones embedded straight into the rockwork and some dirrectional charring to tell a small story of a fireball critical hitting some poor fella. Perhaps scatter some of the bones into the building itself. Afterall whatever the spell was it was powerful enough to melt the stones.
Or go another way and leave a small piece of warpstone and paint in some dirrectional glow to indicate that its unnatural magical corrosion.
Too cool! I've noticed these buildings in the background of some of your videos! It looks really impressive when put all together on the table top with the lighting effects as well! Looking forward to seeing more!
P.S.: I also loved the saltiness towards the AOS "Seraphon". I'm in the same boat, brother... Seraphon, huh :( Lizardmen for Life!
Yeah, It will always be Lizardmen to me lol
That old school music really made the difference 🙂
O man the village looks awesome. I really like the short film at the end you should do a little something like that at the end of your future builds. You have inspired me to start scratch building as a hobby. Thank you for all you do.
Man, I just discovered you and I love your builds and your classic era GW taste!
Thanks.Something about the way they did things back then just appeals to me!
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop me too man, me too
I've been working on my own ruins thanks to you. I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing lol. But I'm pleased and appreciate the motivation. Been a while since I've made any terrain. It's been fun.
Do I play tabletop games? No, do I want a ruined town on my coffee table? Hell yes!
I'm a huge fan of your crafts. I have never built anything and i dont play anything that involves miniatures but I've probably seen all your videos. fascinating work and your attention to detail is next level.
Thanks paul! I always wonder if my videos have appeal outside the hobby, I’m glad you like em
"This is the type of thing serial killers do when they have unlimited time in their cells" 🤣🤣🤣💀
Love your vids man, just recently found the channel. Excellent stuff!
Amazing builds Eric! I enjoyed the little movie as well, had to full screen the video when "the sun went down". Great content, looking forward to your next tutorial.
😂 the sort of activity of a serial killer carving all those bricks on the riser. Love the bridge too. The medieval London Bridge across the Thames in London did have buildings along the sides so not altogether unrealistic.
Wow!!! Just found this channel looking for Frost grave ideas. Your builds are awesome!! I have to have a go at making these not that they'll be anywhere as good as yours, but thank you for the inspiration!!! New u the awesome work
Glad you enjoyed! Good luck building and don’t doubt yourself!!
The walkway is an elevated breezeway, and they were common in larger complexes to move between buildings without descending to ground level. You see them in old monasteries and such sometimes.
"small guy with a hammer."??? hilarious. Great video - again. thanks
Nice work mate. Love the architectural accuracy, looks like you've done your homework.
Well done, it has such a nice dark feel to it, and the tea-light flickering inside the buildings really adds to that. brilliant :D
I took some cues from the lighting design of the battle of winterfell lol
One material you did not use, and could cover some unhappy accidents it's cloth elements... Those melted bricks... They are asking for some warpstone! Awesome job, in short... Very inspiring!
Great idea
Good stuff Eric. This is the first of your videos I've seen and you get an instant subscription. The riser platform looks ridiculously useful. That's getting made right now, tedium or no!
Thanks kallisto, glad you liked it! I will be making more risers at some point but with a less labour intensive method. They add so many options
Wyloch brought me here. Liking what I see here. Subscribed :)
Welcome!!
I have started my own project because of this, thank you for the inspiration!
City is looking great! Nice variety, yet same feeling for the buildings.
That was the goal! Unique but unified
I enjoy your videos about Mordheim buildings a lot. Thank you very much. Thumb up. :) Greetings from Germany.
This looks great all together! Great job!
Backstory; A dwarf who lost his partner to a glazier. And from then on whenever he encounters a stained glass window he feels compelled to break each and every little pane. Not only does this render every window beyond repair, but the sound of all that tinkling glass is somehow reassuring to our little dwarf friend.
Incredible buildings. I'm a Terry Pratchett fan and I thought you'd sacked his city of Ankh Morpork. Great work!
Great work on these Ruins:) Great Movie:) 👍
Every single one of those buildings looks awesome and seems very playable.
We sure have fun on em at my local club!
Eric your builds are all epic.
The effort with the individual foam bricks was worth it (as was the staircase). Great work, lots of atmosphere.
Thanks! Gotta do whatever it takes? Amirite?
Wow, its amazing!!!! Thank you for making this vídeo! Can't wait to start my Own city. Hi from Spain!!
Well done. It looks excellent.
Thanks Paul
Everything is great, but that riser is such a cool idea!
I might try making some gothic looking risers for 40k.
Absolutely love these buildings mate. Great video too, really enjoyed watching you show off each building before the clip at the end.
This is beautyful. Great work
Thanks Phil!
Absolutely fantastic, Eric! Thanks for sharing this! Mordheim is my favorite game ever, and you've got a wonderful table going there! Kudos!
Thanks Adam! I always thought it was one of the coolest things in White Dwarf back in the day
Awesome build!
Thanks Daniel!
These are great, love the explanations behind all of these pieces. I would be proud to own these items!
Thanks Nate!
Brilliant pieces of terrain. I’ve already built 1 from your earlier tutorial which I’m really happy with. I was already planning on making a few more and now I’ve got a great range to follow. Loving your builds and videos.
Fantastic, that makes me happy! Templates are cool but seeing unique things that people make with the techniques i show makes me even happier
Fantastic! You made me cave and buy the bits to start making
How did I miss this wonderful video? Lovely inspiring buildings, Thank you.
WOW! The buildings are amazing and the short flick was totally cool!
I love your videos and sense of humor!
Your work is sublime.
Thanks! I appreciate your kind words
Amazing! I really like the esthetic you are able to achieve. Your pieces have both eye catching variation, and a distinctly unifying character. Thanks for sharing!
Jungle temple terrain! Subscribed! Awesome builds!
Nice work! Pretty playable, thanks for the inspirations!
You should be rightly proud of what you have made. Just off to watch your back catalogue.
Thank you, enjoy!
Love that grim dark style these ruins ended up.
Gotta keep it grimdark!!
What a Horrible Night to have a Curse...
(love it)
Glad someone noticed that hahaha
Great reference to Castlevania 2!
You deserve more attention, man. Your builds are some of the best builds I've seen around here. Looking forward to the jungle builds, btw!
Sweet village. Love the music and walk through at the end.
Thanks Platypus! Haven’t had a chance to watch your church video yet but I’m looking forward to it
Absolutely outstanding work Eric! The video is great too. Thanks for sharing this.
Great content, fantastic work on the buildings!
Thank you Rex!
Stunning man! Simply amazing, now you inspired me to build an entire city, i know now what to do the coming months :).
London bridge, prior to the great fire, had shops and residences jettying out on either side
Oh yea. That's all very well done. I love the bent house a lot! Great inspiration.
Such an epic set of builds! Seriously fantastic, i need to get busy building!!!
Top notch, as usual. I'm more of a modern/sci fi/post-apoc terrain builder, but these houses are awesome. I really like your riser and plan on making one for myself. You've inspired me to make some fantasy buildings for my own shelves. Dig the little movie at the end. Thanks for sharing. --Bo
Great build, stand proud 😸👍
Outstanding work! You did a great job varying the designs to avoid the cookie-cutter look.
Loved the builds!!!!
These buildings are spectacular.
You make beautifull buildings for Mordheim and for Necromunda too
, the only thing missing is the Temple of Sigmar
This is exactly the kinda terrian I'm looking for, I'm getting into the game called Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms, wish I had the time to build it like you, AWESOME WORK!!!
looks mind blowing when you use it to lay out the table
love this huge work
So impressive!
Yeah ‘the seraphon’ 🤢😂
Great buildings mate ! Love it.
Thanks man!
Its all awesome but i especially love that raised walkway with the arches below ... just something about it :D
What I like about your buildings the most is that they are big (more realistic size) So many of the MDF buildings you can purchase are so small no one could really live in them.
These are amazing. Would love to see a how to video.
I have one for the first building, and will be doing an advanced one for the more complex techniques coming soon!
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop Awesome! Looking forward to it
Awesome stuff man, makes me wanna dust of my old Warhammer fantasy Mini's
Do it !!!
Very nice. I need to work on my city more.
Don't we all! :D
Inspiring collection.
I don’t know if someone has said this yet, but to make glass in your windows, pop a dab or two of PVA smeared across your diamond “leading” while flat on parchment paper and let dry then just peal away the parchment paper! The fact that it will be a bit thick and not perfectly clear is quite historically accurate as medieval glass was not perfectly clear. Hope this helps.
Inspirational! insane builds. Im making a city now... x'D
Niiice
Great work! I am totally on the same page when it comes to the aesthetics of Mordheim, you really nailed it. Besides, the Man himself noticed you, so...
I love your channel! I am new on the hobby and I am learning lot rapidly though im crafting for 1:12 scale :)
06:40 Hey, if you slap some cheap fimo clay into that stonework texture and wrap that strip of clay around an oven safe cylinder and bake it, you've got yourself a nice and cheap rolling pin for all of your future stonework, without having to resort to a 'cereal' killer amount of time investment :)
Great stuff!
Inspirational.
4:10 and this one here is..a big boy
One of GWs finest miniatures games. Mordheim and Necromunda. It's dieing for a re-release but keeping the exact same rules.
It might be interesting to try with alternating activations like the new Necromunda, but yeah the rules as is are awesome now
Awesome video Eric would be keen to see your Mordheim warbands in a video oneday :). Your terrain videos have helped me create my own. Cheers mate :)