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Outstanding. The blackened ends on the beams are a nice touch.

Ditto what Gitz said.

Butcher scene, eh? Wicked...

UN _ B _ LEIVABLE!

What do you do with all of the amazing dioramas and scenery once you have finished with it? Must make for some truly spectacular tabletop games....

Thank you all so much, really appreciate the comments.

Please take my efforts as a compliment to you all, you keep getting better so I have to raise my game. And I would add, bring it on boys, bring it on....


Now as we go into another weekend, here's where I am...

Basement:




Oh and a trap door:



Yeah it is hinged...



Well thank you for looking in, by all means feel free to comment and pick up anything I am messing up. And remember if you like this, please check out the competition thread, it's in my sig. Plenty of time guys, give me a run for my money.

Cam's houses of horror strike a new chord again!

Doing a fine job there, Cam'.

One little addition; some blood on (and around) the handle of the trapdoor to show someone opening/closing it with bloody hands. Just a little bit, don't go quite so far as the rest.

Where did the dead "dino" come from, did you sculpt it?

if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you...

having nightmares...yet?...
bloody hell...literally...
i can only imagine you having watched some episodes of criminal intent and so on for reference...*shudders*...

but totally convincing looking...

and... is it a dino corpse? i zoomed in as best as i could and i am not able to tell...i know there are bits out there for basing and so on that have rotten dead cows...saw´em somewhere....


i like it immensely!

Thanks,

@ Shas Thank you, aiming for a good horrific scene.

@ Dr.H Thank you, will think on the blood, but may not be appropriate.

@ Vik Thank you too, I am afraid we see too much horror and terrible things these days.

Did some work on the outside this afternoon....



Oh and the skelly...

Started life as a kids toy Tricerotops toy, then I cut it up a bit, put some skin on it in the form of tissue with PVA, and then once it was in situ, I put down a blob of hot glue, and some if that sink plug chain for guts.......hope this helps....


Thank you all for looking.

genius...
and...sink plug chain?....LOL...that is creative treasure hunting! that bit certainly wasn´t before on my iingredient list... respect!

and i really like your marble...again^^... this time it is even more subtle...very good!

 Camkierhi wrote:
@ Dr.H Thank you, will think on the blood, but may not be appropriate.

Obviously it does depend on the story you are telling.

and I didn't actually expect that to be a dinosaur. Good job.

Just great. Stone and wood works look ace, and the scene is developing wonderfully.

Raising the bar falls short, it's a whole new level in here

It's getting messy in there...

Crazy good Cam. Wow. You really are back into the swing of things, aren't you?

Damn this is something off crime watch what the hell happened here cam love the fact that you are using so many different materials and the working trapdoor is great especially that the hinges look real nice touch.

Love the basement with the skeletons dead dinosaur not something you find everyday

The sink chain stroke of genius just as well all ours are are twist dial activated now don't think the misuses would appreciate it.

Thank you all for the comments.

Couple pics...

Figured for in game I need some way for you to get to the upper floors...(still WIP)


Thought I would give it a sidewalk for it to go to.....


And in place....


Oh and a peek at the denizen of the basement....


Did you get it right Dr.H?

Thoughts appreciated, will be back a bit later with a fair pic dump, this is getting close now.

Exquisite!

Scaffolding looks great!

And better build a latch for that trapdoor, nobody wants something coming out from there uninvited...

Great stuff Cam, impressive as always

Thank you both.

@ Littletower, I figure I could use this as dangerous terrain in game, maybe a special rule like on a 1-3 you get ripped to bits.

So more pics as promised......

Ceiling....


Anyone got a cleaner....


Fitted the fire escape....





Couple just for the sake of it...




Still a lot of detail I want to add, but definately getting there......thoughts?

How did you do your scaffolding, out of interest? (Can't comment too much, cos y'know, judging, but... )

Not the vorpal bunny!

@ Shas , see below...

@ graven, styrene square tube, rivet sheet and some glue, Oh and a blowtorch. The nice rust look is by spreading superglue and sprinkling with bi-carbonate of soda, can even layer it up. (word of warning, super glue is nasty stuff, and combined with bi-carb is really nasty if you play with it, but sets well enough and solid enough. No issues to date.)

OK heres the bunny.............




Bothers me it is a bit out of scale, but not too bad.

Thanks for looking in.

The vorpal bunny!!

Great job on the build. Like the addition of the fire escape.

 Camkierhi wrote:
Did you get it right Dr.H?

Ha, no I did not expect the beast of Caerbannog.

I was thinking of the evil dead (I think?) with the dead, evil woman thing in the basement.

Nice job on the bunny too.

luckily it wasn´t a feet print on the ceiling...
and if you want to have a frightening effect...use a totally non frightening character...(and any nod towards the good holy grail is always hitting a soft spot within me )

The rabbit is a nice touch.

The fire escapes a clever addition, Great work as always .

I was thinking evil dead whilst looking through here then out pops that cute little bunny that I just had to reach out and stroke, bloody thing ripped my arm off! only a flesh wound compared to what it did to those knights over there, there were no survivors.....