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| Step inside, step inside |
Here's all that scenery I promised!
The completion of the graveyard gateway means my Graveyard of Morr is now complete. There's one mausoleum I haven't done, because it has a long-term commitment elsewhere (more on that another time).
But what I've got is still a solid bit of battlefield filler and nicely versatile, given that you can lay it out in however you want.
From the Reaper stuff, I've got these pillars...
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| A Nice One |
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A Naughty One.
Might come back to these two, give them a bit of base or incorporate them into something else later. |
...and then this selection of ruined buildings.
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| This one's not quite done yet - it's the base of a much larger model that slots into those holes you can see on the top. It needs a bunch of detail done on the hoard at the bottom, which might give you a clue as to what roosts on it. |
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| This bit combines with the circular base you saw earlier... |
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| ...to make this derelict tower! |
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| Finally, the Dreadstone Blight need be lonely in the swamps no longer. |
This whole selection is from the 'Dragons Don't Share' box set. So I can't quite say it's done yet, on account of the absent Dragon. But I can show you the whole lot all stuck together to make this pleasingly miserable diorama:
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| I know, I'd move in immediately too. |
The scale is pretty much spot on for 28mm, it's about the same height as a Dreadstone Blight although the main tower isn't quite as chunky or built up round the sides. The whole lot combined covers an area about 150% of a DsB's footprint, so it's pretty big.
So if that's the lair of a beast, I need a beast to go in it, right?
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