In the Court of the Once and Future King

This is going to be one awesome looking army. i'm just scared for you about that amount of plastic you have stocked up on  

4 hours ago, Eevika said:

This is going to be one awesome looking army. i'm just scared for you about that amount of plastic you have stocked up on  

Haha i know what you mean. I have my home to myself for two months which made me think I could manage it. But i do have 100 ghouls to do....

most impressive, a wonderful use of green stuff.

8 minutes ago, Lord Ashmodath said:

most impressive, a wonderful use of green stuff.

Thanks, that's very kind! I've just started using and finding it easier than i thought it would be!

yeah, it's great stuff. Admittedly, I had never thought of using it for basing, I have to try that some time.

That Terrorgheist base is remarkable, an excellent use of the ruins!

1 minute ago, Lord Ashmodath said:

yeah, it's great stuff. Admittedly, I had never thought of using it for basing, I have to try that some time.

That Terrorgheist base is remarkable, an excellent use of the ruins!

Thanks- it's about halfway done. I'll post an update pic soon- some skeletons and dead bodies on the floor and larger penants/flags draped on the floor too. I risk going overboard with green stuff everywhere!

2 hours ago, hughwyeth said:

Thanks- it's about halfway done. I'll post an update pic soon- some skeletons and dead bodies on the floor and larger penants/flags draped on the floor too. I risk going overboard with green stuff everywhere!

Excellent, I await the arrival of new photos!

10 hours ago, Lord Ashmodath said:

yeah, it's great stuff. Admittedly, I had never thought of using it for basing, I have to try that some time.

That Terrorgheist base is remarkable, an excellent use of the ruins!

OP didn't mention it, so just for clarity he's using a textured rolling pin made by a company called greenstuffworld.

http://www.greenstuffworld.com/en/textured-rolling-pins/365-rolling-pin-hobby-roller-temple.html

9 hours ago, 18121812 said:

OP didn't mention it, so just for clarity he's using a textured rolling pin made by a company called greenstuffworld.

http://www.greenstuffworld.com/en/textured-rolling-pins/365-rolling-pin-hobby-roller-temple.html

Spot on! I recommend them, though you need a hell of a lot of green stuff for a whole army. I've got 2 meters of the stuff and that should just about do it!

thanks for letting me know about that! I've probably got more green stuff then I know what to do with, so this would be an excellent use!