Summoning Circle

This old and ancient rites site. Was made from a Wooden puzzle circle base with PDQ rolls added to it. The entryway is more wooden puzzle parts all glued then painted and scattered.

 Those really useful Cthulhu resin minis this one mounted on a building block.

 The Outside Toilet of Jaffa! Made from domino box pieces and dominoes.

 A convoy of trucks from Corgi and army men cos I felt like it.

Figures by Heroclix and Copplestone.

Preparations of Various Builds.

Here are Bits of what I did and how I did them.
This bit helps if you have a friend who can get you ceramic arches. Then add dominoes and Jenga blocks.

 The semi collapsed domino bridges before I finished them off.

 Use a thin card base to glue the domino to then cut it away after gluing in strengthening lollipop sticks and other detritus.

 A domino bridge junction.

 My Mausoleum made from Domino and Jenga.

 I used that hairy string to make an interior floor that you can't really see.

 Boxes covered with address labels then painted and dry-brushed make good levels for ruins.

 

 

Otherworldly Village.

Made from egg capsules I found in the Works. They had come rubber Dinosaur and Dragon figures in them. Seemed a shame to waste the hard plastic eggs they came in.

My Automatons. Some finished some before.

I love these cheap robot minis. Multipose and large compared to 28mm minis.

Plus loads of possibilities.

This one was bright blue and I added a fire engine water cannon on one shoulder plus a electrical connector on the other.

 This one was bright orange and I added some cannons to each shoulder from another tank kit.

 As you can see. Bright Green Before painting and I repositioned then superglued the joints into pose.

 With my wooden Jenga and puzzle piece new wall section.

A summoning place.

I built these small summoning circles to give a boost to my primary demonic characters in our skirmish games. It gives the players something to aim for to cut off my demonic hordes an extra boost.

Just a small canvas board covered in the sticky label manner with notice board pins pushed in.

Figs are from that strange game Dream thingy?? Suitably Demonic I think.

The Mighty Bong!!!

Here is my Reaper Giant Ape.

He is the Mighty Bong.

Werewolf!! There Wolf....

One of my many Lycanthropes.

If I remember correctly it is a Reaper Miniature. But to be honest I can't remember.

Jaffa Cultists

The Cultists of Jaffa. A bit Strawberry Flavoured by all accounts.

Jaffa with Cthulhu

My little Cthulhu statue pillars.

I still have more to catch up with pictures I originally posted on Lead Adventure Forum. Look it up it is a great site.

These pillars were made from small jenga blocks glues together then I added a Cthulhu resin statue to the tops and wrapped them in cut up address labels for relief before painting.

Incredibly easy to do.