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Im trying to get some nice scenery for a sylvaneth themed table that has more interesting stuff than just citadel woods.
I tried to make up the old witchfate tor as a ruined tower beeing reclaimed by nature.
Dubious looking Ametyst mage included just for flavour
Also some pics of the Temple of skulls covered in grass and pretty flowers (though its not the best pics to make out the flowers.)

that is lovely , really captures , how i see fantasy ..a classic wizards tower. ! the vines look great painted up in autumnal colours

i built something similar a few years back and this makes me want to revisit fantasy .. cheers

Never been a fan of the temple of skulls. Those look way too polished as a sculpt to be made of stone.

Still you make them look realistic and sculpted. That's amazing. The whole scenery has a really high fantasy vibe that sits really well with me.

The tower is even more beautiful. Really looks like some lonely tower sitting on the top of an hill, or in an abandoned clearing.

Awesome job.

Thanks for the comments.
I still like the classic generic fantasy settings even if I have seen some really nice and weird psycedelic AoS boards.

I have never seen them so overgrown. Great feel to them. Lovely job.

You have nailed the effect totally, really impressed.

I really really like this! you've done a wonderful job making them look overgrown, and it makes the whole model look... more like part of something? if that makes sense. As in, it looks like a part of world, rather than a piece on a board.

Very nice work!

Lovely work here!

Work make excellent centerpieces for a skirmish scale battle table!

These are fantastic.

Can I ask what colours you used for the stone?

I made som new scenery for my woodland realm.
First out: a mysterious tomb of a lost and forgotten Empire
















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Also made this some time ago. Its basicly a peculiary shaped cardboard box, half a pringles can and sculpting clay.
Originaly I did some huge separate branches, but they dont agree with me, and i could not figure out how to do a big convincing foliage

Very nice pieces, they'll certainly augment your table and games.

I like it.

That's some amazing looking terrain. I'm loving it!