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Graveyard Scene, Minimonsters Crypt, Reaper Skeleton and Tombstones by Glitterwolf

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I created a little Graveyard.

The Crypt and the Raven are resin models from Minimonsters, the Skeleton rising from the grave is 02043 from Reaper.

The Tombstones and Fence are from the Reaper Bones III Graveyard Set.

The pathway was made with Milliput and I used the Greenstuffworld Cobblestone Rollerpin on it.

 

Enjoy!

Likes, comments and job offerings to lead Undead Hordes welcome!

 

WIP Here:

https://forum.reapermini.com/index.php?/topic/79298-children-of-the-night-by-glitterwolf/

 

 

 

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Glitterwolf

I created a little Graveyard. The Crypt and the Raven are resin models from Minimonsters, the Skeleton rising from the grave is 02043 from Reaper. The Tombstones and Fence are from the Reape

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This is great!  Well executed with so many wonderful details.  The stained glass is a nice touch.

Sanael

I like this a bunch! Will you use it as a photo stage for future minis?   I live on top of a hill with two cemeteries on the slopes... The neighbors are generally quiet: they mostly come out

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17 minutes ago, Darcstaar said:

This is great!  Well executed with so many wonderful details.  The stained glass is a nice touch.

 

Thank you!

I lined the stained glass with Reaper Walnut Brown and used Inks from the Scale 75 Inktense Ink set for that.

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Stupendously spooky! Excellent work! Definitely makes me want to bust out my Obsidian Crypt, though that will have to wait until I successfully move. :p

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SPLENDID! Graveyards are my favorite scenery subject; re,  there is SO many things you can do with the setting.

Your graveyard is a DELIGHTFULLY overgrown creation. All the little details make the piece. VERY NICELY DONE!

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56 minutes ago, Gargs said:

Stupendously spooky! Excellent work! Definitely makes me want to bust out my Obsidian Crypt, though that will have to wait until I successfully move. :p

 

 

Thank you!

This is a smaller crypt than the Obsidian Crypt, I put Kaladrax on that one!

 

Good luck moving!

Hope you can set up hobby space soon!

 

1 minute ago, malefactus said:

SPLENDID! Graveyards are my favorite scenery subject; re,  there is SO many things you can do with the setting.

Your graveyard is a DELIGHTFULLY overgrown creation. All the little details make the piece. VERY NICELY DONE!

 

Thank you Al!

Building terrain is fun!

 

I have another one of these crypts with a different roof.

That one will be placed more diagonal on a base thanks to your earlier comments about placement.

I'm getting addicted to creating terrain pieces.

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43 minutes ago, Glitterwolf said:

Good luck moving!

Hope you can set up hobby space soon!

 

 

Thanks! And yes, one of the goals of the move is to have a dedicated hobby space when I get there, as opposed to the dining room table that I use now. Fortunately I still have a little time before the house goes on the market, so I can finish a few projects first!

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42 minutes ago, Gargs said:

 

Thanks! And yes, one of the goals of the move is to have a dedicated hobby space when I get there, as opposed to the dining room table that I use now. Fortunately I still have a little time before the house goes on the market, so I can finish a few projects first!

 

I always have to set up on either the dinner table, or like today when the weather is good, on the garden table.

15 minutes set up, 15 minutes breaking down.

There is no room for a dedicated hobby space.

 

Later when one or both vixens have fled the nest I will have room.

Just hoping I can still paint then.

 

Small problems.

I get a lot of hobby time during weekends or evenings when my girl works or when she reads or does some gardening.

So I shouldn't complain really.

 

 

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11 hours ago, DanH said:

Fantastic! I really like how you used bright colors and autumn-like vegetation instead of the typical dank, grimdark type setting.

 

Thank you!

I'm happy it worked out!

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2 hours ago, NecroMancer said:

So cool!  I love your display pieces!

 

Also the over growth is really cool and is a good juxtaposition of life and death.

 

Thank you!

I appreciate it and when a Necromancer likes it, I know I did well...:poke:

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