Painted Miniatures, Terrain & Dungeon Accessories
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.
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)
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 ;-)
I recently made a pretty cool conversion piece to use as a Chaos Shrine in Warhammer. It started out with two columns from Fenryll, the gargoyles and skull wall from Games Workshop, the top piece from a chaos chariot (I think), some styrofoam for the bottom, a chaos symbol in the bottom and a bunch of candles on top.
I quickly painted it afterwards and decided that the piece also needed an altar – So I used a Fenryll altar and added candles from Tabletop-Art, a book from Ristul’s and some more chaos symbols.
Click the read more below the picture to see a few more pictures :-)
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!
