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Terrain I made inspired by Nurgle.
I think i will sell the lot soon on ebay.

Awesome

I really love all of this! good job

I am in awe. That is an awesome job. The lighting is great. Very neat concept.

Wow, that is a beatifully colour green.

Very nice indeed!

Very nice, but I don't think the sharp, clean and defined cubic shapes fit nurgle very well. Way too precise and perfect, not papa nurgle's way of things haha.

Great job on the lighting though.

The cubes are a nice departure I feel. Kind of like a Nurgle infection of a Tomb World.

I have mixed emotions about this.

On one hand, it looks phenomenal! The painting and shading is perfect, it gives the grotesque feel of Nurgle while breaking the mold of "swollen, bloated, and dripping pus." Just great work. I wish I had it around to use as the backdrop for every photo I take for my minis.

That being said, it looks like it would be hard to actually play on. Most of the terrain looks too uneven to set a model on without them tipping over, and fixed trees always prove a problem for players with vehicles. It seems like the interactivity is kind of limited, too. Models can get in it and get a cover bonus for area terrain, but it doesn't look (at least from what I can see) to have many more options. There doesn't seem to be anywhere to completely obscure a unit, and they cannot get on or in things. (Maybe the pools, but I don't know how fragile your ooze is...)

Don't get me wrong, I DO like it. (Hell, I love it. I wish my game club had it!) I just think it has the potential to be a little bit more.

The trees look like they can be removed. There is a small gap in the trunk near the ground where they are pinned in.

thanks for all your comment!

to answer some question:
The trees are removable not fixed.
the ooze is not fragile at all
I play 2 or 3 game on that terrain no problem placing miniature in it without them tipping over because terrain is too uneven. but you are right there is not a lot of cover.

Not at all what I think of when I think of nurgle, but some really cool stuff there. The floating bit is great.

Not how I invisioned nurgle"s realm, but still really cool! Love the floating brick with the eye

Wow. Really unique; some of the best terrain I've ever seen: great job.

The cubes make me think of Evangelion for some reason...

Anyway, phenomenal job!

You nicely achieved the "I'm a floating block that is truly NOT supporting on these green falls thingies" feeling, it really feels as if it's floating, great job!

The terrain is of course overall nice as well! keep up the good work!

That looks awesome. Great work.

how did you do the ooze and the tree's ?

drsergem wrote:
how did you do the ooze and the tree's ?

The, where bought at my local hobby store. but if i had to do it again i think i would just use real twig i think i would have look better.

The ooze was made of green paint and acrylic gloss medium.

I'd like to see more, and for you to push the envelope into grotesque and nightmarish designs...these are good.

What once was dead shall live again!

Arise, deceased thread, given new life by your necromantic master!

This is a beautiful idea which is done pretty well. The effect on the pools is realistic and the eye is the top of the cake. Thanks for sharing your work with us.

It's... Very interesting. Not what I had in mind when I clicked on the title but really cool none the less.