Painted Miniatures, Terrain & Dungeon Accessories
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
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)
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.
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 picked up this quite old Marauder/Citadel miniature from 1989 (I was three years old when that miniature was released, wow) on Ebay recently as she fits perfectly into WFRP – There’s a lack of females without wearing dresses or wielding huge weapons, so I was very happy to find this ordinary villager/citizen. She fits into many roles, could be a street vendor, a pedlar, an adventurer or many other roles.
I decided to add the comet to her hat as the miniature was a bit plain.
Three more Mordheim miniatures done for my Mordheim Painting Progress – Two Undead Vampires & the Undead Necromancer. I painted the vampires pretty traditionally with red and black clothing, one of them ended up a lot more pale than the other, not sure which of the skin colors I prefer.
As for the Necromancer, I actually tried to paint him as neutral as possible as I thought he could make a decent sort of Hedge Wizard/Morr Priest in WFRP, so I avoided too many black colors plus I didn’t try to make him look evil.
17 miniatures done, wohoo! I do have a couple more done that I just need pictures of.
I painted this handsome Ogre for my ongoing Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay campaign. The ogre is hired by a local butcher in Middenheim to perform various tasks for him (And from what the PCs have heard, some fishy stuff is going on at the butcher shop..)
My character and the rest of the party hasn’t officially met the fellow yet, but I suspect that once we do, there’ll be trouble. I finished painting the miniature quite fast but I’m really glad with the result – I think the skin turned out good.
Just finished painting this little bugger. I remember this miniature from way back, before I started playing mordheim myself. Actually thought he was some kind of hedgehog mutant (I know…) and I never really liked the mini. But since I decided to start collecting mordheim miniatures, I of course had to own the miniature. The pictures are a bit dark and honestly doesn’t give the painted piece the justice it deserves, it looks a lot better on the gaming table compared to the pictures.
I bought him from a local fellow, who quit the painting hobby – Afterwards I realized that he’s pretty damn rare and I actually saw him go for 175 euro on ebay shortly after – And this was a painted one with several layers of paint. The one I bought was also painted (Not too great) So I cleaned him up, and started anew.
Since he is a burglar I decided that he should look like a successful one (he is a halfling after all), adding tons of gold and gems. I’m quite happy with the result, and I’m sure he will fit right into my rpg :-)
