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Magnificent !
Where di you buy this stuff ?

There come from USA, The website :
http://www.hirstarts.com/index.html
It's little expensive, but very pleasant.
For plaster, I take it in Cultura : http://www.cultura.com/loisirs-créatif … 65653.prd. This is great because it is  with resin , so it's stronger and finer. We came to drop some pieces and they don't break.
If you like these models, rather than buy new molds, I can perhaps made them for you (send me a PM). Of course, on the site you will find many more models, which can also be complete themselves. There's even a mold for producing the inside of a tavern

Sometimes it is worth seeing if they have distributors in your own part of the world, I recall that there was a UK distributor, but that was some time ago.

The 'Tomb of Aragorn' structure looks perfect for what you are going to use it for Mistress Sevlag (you should enter it in the painting competition as it doesn't seem to have been judged yet ).

My husband has already finished his decor
But it gives an idea of what can be achieved with these molds :
   
In my case, I have not yet begun and it will not be finished immediately (I just finished the white board, whose photos are on the gallery )
DON'T BE HASTY

that's absolutly wonderful to look upon!
I don't know if I wouldbe able to build it so well myself!
@Thingol : I don't think you can buy finished decor ... only moulds...   well Lego for adults

I will definitely consider of buying one of those decor

About the mold: they're in silicone, they arrive with talc inside to protect them and when no longer used molds must put the talc and store them flat. I suppose their lifetime is unlimited . Simply store well
Plaster, I put above, is very good because it's thin, durable and dries in less than 30 minutes.
But what we discovered after ordering is it takes a lot of copies to make these sets: for the tomb, he must make 14 copies (but there are lots of leftovers, so I calculated the number of pieces I need really for casting 14 times only what I need) and for the ruins, it takes 16 copies. That's why, on their website, they recommend having multiple molds, but like their high prices, I'd rather be patient and cast in the same mold (it takes more time that's all)
Like in our molds there are pieces, such as floor tiles or stones for walls, that can be used regularly, in the end, I think we can make the investment profitable

And now what it looks after a few layers of paint :
The ruins :
   
Some pictures of the tomb of Aragorn, the others being reserved for the gallery
      
Then, as we still had some pieces of our castings, yesterday my son, with the help of his father, built his  own ruins :
      

Last edited by sevlag (Sun, Jan13 2013 11:30am)

Pretty cool

This is magnificent dear Sevlag.... truly magnificent... this Aragorn's tomb... wow.... and .... wow....

Wow... Thank you very much Gentlemen
It affects me a lot and encouraged me to continue
But I admits being quite pleased with the color stone that I have succeeded in making
More in the gallery soon

Theobald wrote:

I do like what I see here, Mistress Sevlag. - I'm looking forward to seeing the two finished dioramas with figures.

Thank you Master Theobald
When we painted and decorated the diorama of my son I will show you some pictures, before placing his figurines
For complete dioramas with their figures, I will not show you the photos here (their plastic miniatures are not Mithril 's one as we have to point me some time ago . Anyway, I retained the message ).
So if you want more, my husband has just created his blog , in which he put his achievements, but also those of our son and mine.
http://spirit-lotr86.blogspot.fr