Willmark:
One of my goals has been to get more of my photos online this year so hopefully I’ll be adding shots of terrain I have done of over the years.
This bell tower was done about 6 years ago for my Empire army. 
Willmark:
Here is some more terrain from my table, a forge based on the terrain from the 4th edition days.
Willmark:
Here is some more, a tower made from a milk carton, some ruins with “faires” deliberately misspelled, and a barn.The ruins are a direct copy from teh Warhammer Townscape book. 
clam:
Mission completed. Think you’ve uploaded more pictures the last few week, then the last 12 months before that 
And it’s always nice seeing terrain for a change. Don’t see much of that around here. Maybe we shold have a seperat terrain section - her in the hobby section - so it’s ‘known’ that we do like to see terrain pieces too.
- and then ‘great work’ - but I really don’t need to say that, do I - think you already know that 
Kera foehunter:
That some nice work willmark !! nice graffiti
Willmark:
Mission completed. Think you've uploaded more pictures the last few week, then the last 12 months before that :DHeh, Word of Hashut my friend, Word of Hashut, its voracious on my spare time.
And it's always nice seeing terrain for a change. Don't see much of that around here. Maybe we shold have a seperat terrain section - her in the hobby section - so it's 'known' that we do like to see terrain pieces too.
- and then 'great work' - but I really don't need to say that, do I - think you already know that ;)
clam
As far as a terrain section I don't know if there is enough of it to warrant its own section.
Grimstonefire:
Do you still have the forge? I know the scale might be a little out, but that would be awesome repainted as a CD forge.
Willmark:
I do but the scale would indeed be off. Of anything I’d make a new one for CDs.
clam:
Heh, Word of Hashut my friend, Word of Hashut, its voracious on my spare time.Word of what? - never heard of it - is that a game, too?? - with miniatures or just terrain? :D
As far as a terrain section I don't know if there is enough of it to warrant its own section.
Willmark
And you a probably right about it's own sub-section - but by giving it a sub section on it's own - we could more easily compile all these awesome showcases, tutorrials, advices and ideas - and inspire people to do/show us more etc.
Willmark:
Perhaps a sub section, we’ll talk it over.
Grimstonefire:
Perhaps we shouldIndeed, perhaps we should... As Willmark already said?
Kera foehunter
Kera foehunter:
Indeed ,perhaps we should to agree with grims
i second it!! I move to put it to a vote
Joshmohr:
Wow- great job! What material do you use? I use “Foam Board”
Willmark:
I use balsa wood, crescent board, Popsicle sticks, rocks, you name it.
Willmark:
Here is my first piece of scenery from the 1997 time frame that I fully constructed & actually kept, a inn/tavern. Now a bit for the name; Fatty Jack would not have been the name I went with, but my girlfriend at the time (now wife) suggested it… so there ya go. I decided to take it and run with it so I painted the sign board to represent a Jack from a deck of playing cards. 
I also used of the old cardboard cutouts from the Warhammer card-stock terrain (again the Warhammer Townscape Book) to add some flair.
Willmark:
Some shots of a Empire chapel of Sigmar I did about 8 years ago:
RoguePanda:
I really like the scenery there Willmark, it’s got character with each bit you put in. I am very impressed with the tiny posters on the side of the inn - they are fantastic - did you do them in a computer and down size them, or did you do some mad free hand work :o Also, the hammer stained glass window is a lovely touch on the Chapel.
Now you have got me thinking - what would a Chaos Dwarf tavern look like? Hmmm…
Willmark:
Bump.
Looks like I need to update this thread and fix the links…
Willmark:
Not my own creation, its from the General’s Compendium. Its almost complete, just need to create the roof, and a few more sections of gravel (like near the entrance).
In all it came together well but the paper-mache warped the foam core. It would have been better if I mounted it on some think plywood but I didn’t have any handy.
For the interior its just odds and ends from my bitz box and left over sprue stuff. 
Willmark:
Two updates in one night after no updates for 9 years, got to be a record!
About the only good thing that came out of the PhotoBucket debacle for me? In going through photos I found these. Like the others up thread these are scans of photos probably taken around 2000.
The townhouse was featured in a White Dwarf, forget exactly which one so I recreated it. 
So Photobucket’s screw-up is your gain, at least as far as my photos go.