Warning, the post below is VERY image heavy.

Well, it's been ages since my last big build, so 2012 seems like it is high time to show you my latest. It started off at Xmas as a simple single model build and then grew from there. It ended up including the three Terraclips sets (Streets, Sewers and Buildings of Malifaux), The Maiden, Himmelveil Harbormaster, Himmelveil Canals and some bits and bobs from a few other sets to boot.

The first 4 pix show the entire model, a harbor area of a city from 4 different angles. Please forgive the drying laundry in the background, but it's a wet day here in London.









Here is a close up of The Maiden (more on her later)



and here is a close up of the Harbormaster's house (again more of which later)



Also, there are some smaller ships in the harbor behind the master's house.







Here is the south end of the harbor part of the city, showing the raised section and watchtower.



Here is the exterior of the local pub, The Grinning Griffon



Here are the sewers outflowing into the harbour and the other two watchtowers.



Here are the city gates



A random view that I quite like



and here is the exterior of Ye Olde Magik Shoppe



Now it's time for some interiors. Here is the ground floor of Ye Olde Magik Shoppe



and here are two views of the interior of the 1st floor.





Here are a couple of views of the ground floor of the Harbormasters House





And 3 views of the upper floor.







Now it's time to look inside The Maiden (a build I have been wanting to attempt for 5 years now). Here is the forecastle



Here is the Sterncastle



Here is the bow hull section



Here are three views of the centre hull section







and here is the stern hull section



Now it's time to go outside again and have a closer look at the smaller vessels, this time laden down with goods and booty.









Now back inside, this time it's the ground floor of the Grinning Griffon pub, front and back views





and then a couple of views of the 1st floor of the pub





What more can there be ? Well, we can now go underground into the sewer complex. Firstly, here is the area under Ye Olde Magik Shoppe.







Here is the area around the sewer outflow



and here is the area under the Grinning Griffon



and (almost) finally, the area under the South Watchtower.



One last pic, which is is of the inner sewer area, which will be the site of the climactic battle of the upcoming adventure.



Hope you found them interesting. I'll come back and post one more pic of The Maiden under full sail later in the week (a glorious sight). Now I have to write the actual adventure. Pheeew!

Beautiful, Frank. beautiful.

FANTASTIC!!!

I really love what you've put together. Very well thought out.

Now you've inspired me to complete my "Maiden" and add it to my river which fortunately, thanks to your photos, is also 18" wide but only 42" long. I hope my other ships don't get too crowded.
Your river appears to have a very nice length to it to keep from being too crowded.

Wow!

Wonderful work!

Good lord, that's awesome! I've got my Maiden right behind me, but I don't think I have enough TLX harbor tiles yet to pull off using it yet...

I really like how you've combined pre-TLX, TLX and TCP sets together to make things work. Really great stuff!

I am so jealous of your result - mighty fine work, sir, mighty fine!

Good grief - that's awsome!

That's a wonderful show of how the various WWG sets work together! Hopefully in a few weeks I've have something similar to share (more of a "Return to Skull Cove").

Awesome.

I suppose it's a relatively minor piece of the whole layout by volume, but given that my own sadly misshapen Maiden is sitting half-finished on the desk directly next to me as I type this, I feel compelled to offer serious kudos on your Maiden-- I'm more than a little jealous of your precise lines and clean edging. The same kudos go for all your other bits as well, of course, which are equally well done; the Maiden is just the thing that jumped out at me.

Amazing!

Really amazing combination of the different sets. It looks excellent top to bottom.

How long did it take you to plan and build?

It's already been said by other, but I do agree, Bloody marvellous work,
and thanks for the pictures. It will inspire others.

WOW

Just EPIC! Thanks for sharing the fruits of your labour with us! You've got something pretty special to share with your players there.

Love seeing the mix of our old and new efforts on the table at the same time. Looks great! Oh and boy, do I have something cool coming up that you can put underneath your sewers