I've been busy this week doing, mostly, batch painting. Lots of wood textures that are easier to do when there is a pile of them ready to work on and the last of the Order of Vampire Hunters hunters.
I love the Tabletop World stuff and the Fisherman's House is no exception. The resin cast is clean and crisp with tons of atmospheric details. I have to version of this model. This one will likely get the most use as it is designed to sit on a flat table or gaming mat while the other one is mounted on a river section that integrates into a larger river system.
The river system looks amazing but takes a lot more work to make usable on the tabletop. That project will certainly be the subject of a future post!
The wood here is all done with the
standard wood process. The white walls are P3 Jack Bone and Splintered Bone (Reaper) transitions between walls, wood, and stone are edged with Baby Poop (Secret Weapon. Ropes and nets are the same with a top dry-brush of Buckskin Pale (Reaper)
Because the Fisherman's house is also a place of business I am going with a weathered blue roof. Most of the merchant buildings in my Graystone Village have blue roofs to welcome custom.
The Fisherman's House is also getting a weathered red balcony to make it easily identifiable to other fisherman as a place to sell their catch.
There is still a bit of detail work to do on these, especially the metalwork on the balcony, windows, and weathering of the roof tiles.
This is the accessory kit for the Fisherman's House...ignore the black balcony... its actually part of a Wizard's Tower that I should be working on next week.
The end is in sight for The Order of Vampire Hunters Kickstarter Exclusives box. This is a great game and its unfortunate that so many cool hunter types were only made available for the Kickstarter. I still have a big pile of expansions to work and although most of those include new adversaries there are few new hunters in them. Room for future development!
This is a "Skiff" I 3D printed. It was large enough that its in three section and I magnetized them for ease of storage and transport. I've been scratching my head about printing the rest of the fleet due to the small build volume of my Snapmaker... so I was very happy to hear they are making a z-axis expansion module for it that should significantly increase the size of the objects I can print!
Back to the desk!
The river system looks amazing but takes a lot more work to make usable on the tabletop. That project will certainly be the subject of a future post!
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