Painted Miniatures, Terrain & Dungeon Accessories
Another Skaven for the collection – This time a Clan Pestilence character, the Plague Priest. The model is actually pretty large and I ended up putting it on a 32mm base from Tabletop-Art. Good thing I didn’t have to use him on a 20mm square base for a Skaven army back in the good old Warhammer Fantasy days – Must have been a joy fitting him into a regiment.
I recently finished another batch of miniatures for a commission job – It included a bunch of heroes & characters – Many of these were Games Workshop minis. I’m really happy with several of the miniatures and was a bit sad to let go off the Lizardmen Skink Priest and Saurus Warrior, but I know they’re in good hands :-)
I also had to paint two female miniatures with Pink hair, which is something I’ve never done before – But they turned out better than I feared.
Just in time for christmas – The two christmas dwarves below are from Scibor – I painted these two 2 years ago I believe it was. But I figured I might as well put them up on my blog now.
The other two pictures are from a little Christmas diorama I put together this year. I finished painting it a few days ago and kinda had to rush-paint it to be finished before Christmas (I didn’t want it ending up on my table for a whole year ;-)
The miniatures are from Reaper and RAFM – The woman with the baby carriage is actually from RAFM’s Cthulhu line and had a tentacled baby – But don’t worry I removed the tentacles sticking out of the carriage! Just don’t look under the blanket…
A few years back when I launched my Pre-Painted project at King Games I did a commission on Don Pavo for a customer. After I was done I was quite sad that I had to sell the miniature. Now I finally got around to painting the mini again, this time for myself :-)
I painted it more or less exactly as the commission piece, so the color scheme was very easy. And I ended up painting it quite a lot faster than back then.
A picture of three halflings from my miniature collection. The halfling on the right was used in an RPG campaign I was a part of 2 years back approximately. He was this VERY annoying ginger halfling, constantly bossing the PCs and other NPCs around. One of the PCs very unexpected ended up killing the poor (But extremely annoying) halfling in a fit of rage. Perhaps the miniature will see his chance for a new role some day :-P
Over the next few months I’ll be posting some pictures of a series I’ll be calling “The Dead”, it’ll be different sort of casualties and dead people (Not undead) – These miniatures can give a good eerie environment feeling when playing RPGs and Mordheim if placed in the right places. Anyway, here’s the first one: The Decapitated.
I painted up this Champion of Nurgle to be used for my WFRP campaign. The city Middenheim is affected by a strange plague that primarily seems to affect the poorer districts of the town – This “lovely” figure has been spotted several times in some of the areas that are the worst affected by the plague.
More Mordheim minis completed – This time a couple of dwarven Troll Slayers.
And an updated Mordheim Progress picture :-) (Which is starting to get quite big, perhaps too big – I might have to start splitting it up into warbands, frenzied mob, hired swords etc. soon)
I painted this set “Their Majesties” by Fenryll recently. Before painting the couple I decided to convert the king so he could be used as a rich nobleman in my RPG/WFRP sessions. He looks great at the end of a big banquet table. The queen got to keep her crown as I didn’t have any ideas for converting her.
I recently finished painting this rather naughty Alice in Wonderland miniature from Kabuki Models as a gift for my husband. Click the picture or here to see more details and pictures of the project.
