Mordheim Vampire Hunters: Nachtdorf terrain

Just put together all the bits I have collected over the years and recently purchased for accessorising Mordheim type terrain:

As you can see it's rather an ecclectic collection, crates, buckets and barrels from antenocitis workshop, (Hirst arts licenced casts I believe) some bits from the Warhammer siege defenders kit, Barrels, buckets and chests from Empire artillery sets, "posters" from the flagellant kit, lanterns from Warhammer terrain kits, torches and candles from the empire wagon thingy, wine bottles from Pistolliers, sandbags to use as bags of flour, etc, etc.

Unfortunately the coffins I purchased for the vampire hunters campaign are too small 
even for 28mm games (let alone Warmachine / Malifaux which they were advertised for, but never mind), i'll probably just end up using them more as "tokens" rather than as terrain anyway.

I guess I should probably finish some terrain so I can use some of this stuff lol.

Modheim Building 2 WIP again...

A Quick update today showing the progress i've made on the 2 story building.... yeah it's not a great deal of progress is it.... The black paint didn't cover very well and i've only covered 2 of the 2nd storey walls in the coffee stirrers so far... still some progress is better than none right!

Modheim Building 2 WIP

Another shot of a WIP building this time it will be 2 story.

The stripped foamcore has got a slight curve to it after taking off the paper from one side, I think next time I will make the walls double thick, certainly if the walls are going to be any longer!!

I have added floor skirting and a chimney since these photos were taken, but it's now getting darker in the evenings here so I doubt I can get any new photos until the weekend.

Captain Flashheart again poses for the camera while one of his trusty crossbow men takes aim out of one of the windows.

Modheim Building WIP

Well I haven't been doing any converting recently, but I have started to build my first building.

Captain Flasheart poses in the door frame tying to look moody.... or maybe he's just looking impatient for his shield which I still haven't painted....

Using Foamcore, wood from a hobby shop and some craft sticks I got from a local "cheap" shop (which isn't that cheap (and has put up the price of thier packs of sticks already by 50%)....), coffee stirrers, PVA glue and some Lego windows.

As a base I originally screwed the wood to a sheet of foamed PVA, but the building was too tall so I took off the base and put some foamcore inside the building instead which just about does it, height wise. I still need to do something to the floor, make another window, put coffee stirrers on the last side (recently glued in the picture, hence the rubber band), THEN I can think about the roof..... O.O.

I need about 8 of these I think for the Vampire hunter campaign....  might take me a while! or more likely i'll break down and by 1-3 of these excellent looking kits: http://www.drwillettsworkshop.co.uk/

However i'm vastly going over the amount of cash I wanted to pay out for this project already and I still need to get a whole load of walls made or purchased for the city :(.