HI, I'm Corben
This is my first blog post. I have just started gaming with my dad. I like building dungeons with my dad.
We used special molds to make the bricks.
These are the bricks we made with the molds.
And this is my dungeon.
I can not wait to paint it.
Corporal Corben
NB - The lads first blog post, it'd be really good if he could feel the blogosphere community spirit in the comments if you get my meaning guys! - Col
22 comments:
Hey Corben!
Welcome to the blogosphere!
Great first post buddy and I love those dungeons..really inspiring work man..
The floor tiles and bricks you've made look ace.
I look forward to seeing them painted up!
Ven
Grand work, Corben!
Awesome dungeon, looking forward to seeing more about it!
Very cool! I really like how the castings turned out, the dungeon looks awesome!
Keep up the great work!
Very jealous of the Dungeon Corporal Corben, look forward to seeing future posts from you!
Excellent work there Corporal! Where did you get the molds/what material were the bricks made with?
Nice first post Corben,.,
so jealous of the blocks you've got to work with there... must pick up one of those fancy molds sometime.
look forward to seeing that dungeon all painted up!
I love Hirst Arts blocks too, and your dungeon looks great!
Snap to Corporal!
Smashing job on the dungeon, you have quite a knack for laying out those tiles, lad. Like you said, now it needs a great paint job.
Keep up the good work!
Good one mate! Hirst Arts blocks are ace! For mine at the moment I have been mixing in some ink into the plaster mix (just cheap drawing ink from a craft store). It makes my blocks a grey-black colour. The advantage is that if I chip them the white plaster doest show through.
Do you have some other way to get around that issue?
Cool! I've always wanted to do that, but have been put off by space and weight concerns.
And good for you to get started with the building and terrain side of things first instead of miniatures! I'm sure that they'll come in due course, after all someone needs to explore these dungeons!
Hi Corben,
welcome to the blog world.
Your dungeon looks ace!
What do you think about those molds? They are super, aren't they?
What plaster did you use? And what are the few brownish bricks?
I look forward to see it painted.
Cheers
Klaus, (really) not Santa
Nice work Cpl! Good looking dungeon. Keep up the good work.
Great looking Dungeon there... I'm waiting for the day my son can play along with me.
I'll have to show him what you've been doing and I'll wait for him to ask me to get some of the Hirst Molds
Great looking Dungeon there... I'm waiting for the day my son can play along with me.
I'll have to show him what you've been doing and I'll wait for him to ask me to get some of the Hirst Molds
Welcome Cpl Corban(e).
Nice Dungeop. Who y'gonna lock up ?
Strong work there!
Looking forward to the painted pictures.
Thank you for all the great replies.
The molds are from Hirst Arts and the plaster is Herculite 2.
The brown bricks are from plaster my nan gave us, it wasn't very good.
Cpl Corben
Cheers guys, he was really made up with the amount of replies he got.
Col
Ps - I'll do a proper post on these molds and casting soon ;-)
Way to go young man! That's better work than many adults I know are capable of doing. I bet you can't wait to get it painted and play with it. I can't wait to see it either!
Keep having fun,
Yeti
This stuff is amazing!
Corben, if you were ever to drag your dad down to the south west of England, you'd be most impressed by the extent and detail of some of our similar scenery at the club down here...
Keep it up, mate!
Great job! Great to see the young guns showing us how it should be done.
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