Here Be Damnation!

  With the board largely done I've turned my attention to the docked ships.  One thing I wanted to add was a mermaid figurehead.  I had the perfect model (a Scibor Cthulhu cultist) which I chopped in two below the knee and added a greenstuff tail. I wasn't really happy with the result and decided to hide my shabby work with skeletons chained around the bow.  I've cut up 4 skeletons (Wargames Atlantic) and chained them roughly using fine jewelers chain.  Much better!! I just need to come up with a suitable name for boat now. There is a space on the back to freehand it on.  Any suggestions would be welcome!!

The last couple of weeks I've been using any spare time to assemble my remaining Pegasus buildings and create ruined and "rubbled" bases for them.  Unfortunately, the kits don't come with stairs, so I've had to improvise, and I think they've turned out okay... Process is as follows: Step 1: Cut out your stair material.  This could be foamcore, XPS, or in my case cork.  All the pieces need to be roughly the same size.  Mine are about 4cm x 1.5cm.  Once this is done, I've used an electric drill to drill a hole in one of the corners of each piece.  These need to be in roughly the same place on every piece.  Once this is done you can bevel your edges if desired. Step 2: Grab a skewer and start threading the stair treads - securing each with some superglue.  Based on the height of my buildings, I know I need 13 treads to get from one level to the next. and I've measured my skewer to ensure there is plenty of room. I found the best way to do this is t...