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Hi everyone!!!


I'm David, a collaborator of Manorhouse Workshop (https://manorhouseworkshop.com/) ! :

This is not my main work, I am helping Lorenzo (the owner) out of sheer passion for all this amazing world of miniatures and settings for dioramas.
In my free time I play AD&D with friends since more than 20 years.

I met Lorenzo more than 10 years ago, and I started being his client, commissioning him some good number of unique dioramas (most of them are present on the section "Unique Works" on his blog).
I have them home now, for some I created some unique pieces of furniture (table, some with glass panels) to admire them whenever I can.

Time passed, we became friends, talking about projects and ideas, and just last year this evolved into me supporting all his projects and ideas the best I could.

Lorenzo always talked highly of Dakka Dakka and the people there, so it was time I got registered here too.

David

Welcome! Check it out and if you have time please post some of those dioramas, the more eye candy the better!

Sure, the first one I got was this a 120x60cm diorama, Lorenzo calls it the "Destroyed City" but I call it the "Ruined Castle" (semantics! ):



Then we we moved on something bigger (160x80cm), the Abbey with Cemetery (this time I have nothing to say on his choice of names ):



It ended up way bigger because, under the Abbey, Lorenzo did this:



which is an underground stairs which connects to the next diorama, the "Underground Pool with Crypt" (again, I prefer "the Dungeon), still 160x80cm:



Here is a close up of the stairs that could be seen upwards:




Lorenzo does really some awesome work. It's just a shame that now, since I'm collaborating with him, I can't say it anymore without sometimes people thinking I'm just saying it because we work together.
But I think it heavily. Myself, I couldn't hold a brush or sculpt anything. Sometimes I wish I could do what he does for a living...

Amazing stuff there - wow!

And, welcome to Dakka Dakka!

What version of AD&D do you still play?

First edition here - still going strong!

 Alpharius wrote:
Amazing stuff there - wow!

And, welcome to Dakka Dakka!

What version of AD&D do you still play?

First edition here - still going strong!

thanks Alpharius!

We're playing 2ed.
We just love the freedom that AD&D gives you.

Oh wow,

Welcome to Dakka indeed! that stuff is amazing. I have recently found D&D again after a 20 year gap, this stuff is amazing!

Thanks for the warm welcomes!

You'll see more of those in the future, because I'm planning some videos about it once I get some more furniture painted.

Welcome

Welcome to DD! I think I speak for all the members when I say KEEP POSTING THOSE GREAT IMAGES!

That's amazing board. Truely amazing.