Painted Miniatures, Terrain & Dungeon Accessories
I recently painted up Alicija Degollara (Imperial Armada) from Freebooter’s Fate. I love Werner Klocke’s work and it was as always a joy to paint yet another Freebooter miniature.
The miniature serves as a bounty hunter for my WFRP RPG campaign.
I used artwork from The Witcher 2 as inspiration for this miniature – Ves from the Blue Stripes as seen below.
I’m currently painting a “Vernon Roche” inspired miniature as well – You can’t have Ves without Roche nor the other way around ;-)
Two more miniatures from the Frenzied Mob set finished. I painted the two children to look as bratty as possible and in the process the boy with the sling ended up looking quite stupid/unintelligent ;-)
Another one done for the Mordheim Collection. This time it’s The Town Cryer from the Hired Swords. I gave him a rather sickly look, as it appears that the miniature is sort of zombified – Additionally he fits perfect into the WFRP Middenheim campaign, as the town is struck by a weird plague (Or gifts from Papa Nurgle?) – So I guess that this Town Cryer can both announce how the plague progresses verbally and visually.. :P
And of course the Mordheim progress – Added the Town Cryer and The Frenzied Mob: Butcher as well.
The Butcher (That I mentioned in my Ogre Butcher post a while back) for my ongoing WFRP campaign in Middenheim is now finished. The miniature is from the Frenzied Mob set for Mordheim. I’m looking forward to see what kind of guy the GM has decided this fellow’s going to be…
One of the PCs in the campaign loves sausages and is currently planning a “Butcher-Crawl” through Middenheim, tasting all the best sausages in town – So he’s destined to run into this guy at some point. Though with 20+ butcher stores in the town it may of course take a while, but who knows?
I finished up painting this awesome Citadel miniature “St. George” from the Travelling Players (C46) line that was released in the 80’s. The miniature makes for a great parody of a Bretonnian knight, obviously in a theater play, a costume ball or something similar. I’m looking forward to seeing him in action in a future WFRP session :-)
I already have this miniature painted in another color scheme in my collection, but the miniature is awesome so I bought an extra a while back. I now found a use for it, as we had to use a miniature for “Luigi Pavarotti”, a Middenheim character from WFRP 1st edition – Luigi is of course in our Middenheim campaign as well – I painted his clothes pretty extravagant as that fits the character well.
I’ve included a short description of him from the 1st edition book “Power Behind the Throne”
“Height 6’ 2”. Build, enormous. Thick Black curly hair and beard. Luigi is an amazing, larger than-life character; he is flamboyant, shouts rather than speaks, gestures wildly and appears half-crazy. Luigi does everything to excess; he dresses in outrageous attire and eats and drinks avariciously.”
So without further ado, Luigi Pavarotti from Middenheim!
I’ve just put up 24 new Pre-Painted items at King Games, you can find them all here: http://kinggames.dk/shop/search-1.html?keyword=pp271015 – Including a lot of different miniatures, terrain & dungeon accessories.
My two Witcher busts of Triss & Geralt finally arrived! I can’t wait to start painting these two. The busts are quite detailed and has very few flaws, it’s clear to see that a lot of work has been put into making the characters look as true to The Witcher 3 models as possible.
The only downside is that the eye details are sort of sculpted, so I had to file, cut and greenstuff them plain in order to have more freedom to paint the eyes.
I’ll start with Triss first and will of course put up pictures as soon as I’m done – And perhaps some WIP ones too.
To anyone interested in the busts, I picked them up here: Klukva Miniatures – I received very good service and fast response to my mails – Plus the busts were shipped very fast and received 7 days after being shipped from Russia, so I can only recommend buying these if you’re a fan of The Witcher game series :-)
I recently finished a pretty large commission job for a customer – To be used for him and his family (Wife and two kids) in their RPG adventures. There’s a bunch of Goblins, Skeletons, Doors, Ghosts & Spiders. The second picture is the heroes and the 4th is the main villain the heroes are facing. The Warhammer High Elf miniature was heavily converted by the customer to look more villainous and I’m very happy with the end result as I think he ended up looking pretty evil.
The miniatures are currently on their way to Spain and I’m excited for the customer to get his miniatures back, now in painted condition :-)
