Post: #1

Okay so I decided to open a terrain log where I will post all of our future work in 2012 (and hopefully after). Up until now I've posted threads for each work and that just isn't practical. so here goes, first of all couple of stuff inspired by Skyrim, hope you like them

Have a great day,

Milos

Post: #2

Here is a little waterfall, again, inspired by Skyrim. I am still experimenting with water effects here, once I master it (or at least get a good grasp) I'll post a tutorial. For now you;ll have to settle for this

Post: #3

Couple of Arcane Ruins shots: the standing stones can be removed for easier miniature placement.

Post: #4

here is another marble from our collection (actually now collection of someone else). I really enjoyed building this one, you can find more detailed footage on my youtube channel, and here is something for all of you on the forums:









More pictures here: http://dreamspiritwargaming.blogspot.com/2...stronghold.html

Post: #5

Sinister Statue, inspired by many cool locations in Skyrim:

Post: #6

Okay it's time for an update, here is another waterfall with somewhat better water effects:









and as promised here is the tutorial, so if you like it, please subscribe there's more cool stuff on the way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13qzk6YflfY

Post: #7

And here is the Charnel Pit,terrain powered by LED, provides amazing atmosphere, even in well lit room:

Post: #8

Now for some High Elf stuff!

Mountain temple of the Elves, very cool looking on the battlefield, quite big, plenty of space to hide your miniatures, and again plenty of space to fight on the actual terrain. Let me know what you think!









Milos

Post: #9

New update: just today I finished the commission for a client: Wood Elf Border Stones. Here's couple of pictures and if you want to see more, there is more on the blog and the website Enjoy,

Milos

Post: #10

Another commission, a dwarf army display board, started out as a concept art:



then we started building it, and with few alterations to get more space for the minis we ended up here:







more pictures on my website and blog, let me know what you think

Milos

Post: #11

Wow, I'm really, really liking that army display board!

Post: #12

Damm its so good!
Bless us with your waterfall making technic espesialy for water.

Post: #13

thanks for the comments guys I really appreciate it

Milos

Post: #14

You really deserve it :L

Post: #15

Simply amazing, you deserve a medal.

Post: #16

My dear LORD that stuff is sweet! Every hobby-hole needs a guy/gal like you around!

Brahm

Post: #17

Awesome stuff. Terrain really makes the warhammer world go round.

Post: #18

Nice, a good thread to thumb through for some quick ideas of fairly cool terrain.

Post: #19

Very nice indeed. That display board is awesome.
Any chance we'll be seeing some kind of tutorial on how you make your terrain?

Post: #20

BTW, I thought of something just now, looking over your pieces again; How does your multi-level terrain suit WFB? Seems like it would be much better off for 40k where the units are not regimented. Does it cause problems trying to move onto/over the pieces? Or is it something that is just ignored with movement trays or worse case, placement markers to keep things straight (When they would otherwise fall over).