No, not the band.
Jinn this time around. These were all painted last summer and are mostly older miniatures - several of which are repaints.
First up - a quartet of Jinn
Dungeons & Dragons Jinn: Djinn - Dao - Marid - Efreeti |
No, not the band.
Jinn this time around. These were all painted last summer and are mostly older miniatures - several of which are repaints.
First up - a quartet of Jinn
Dungeons & Dragons Jinn: Djinn - Dao - Marid - Efreeti |
I spent a good part of November and December working on & off on on my collection of fantasy mushrooms, fungus & "Myconids". It let me play with a stranger array of color than my usual style of miniature painting.
I view them as an experiment - I'm not happy with all of them by any means but it was fun.
First up are some figures from Reaper Miniatures Bones line...
Some terrain pieces I finished last year - something for a lord's study, or a wizard's library.
They are from Mantic Games and were included in the Game Master's Dungeon Starter set.
The following are from Mantic and Reaper Miniatures. The standing stones are from Mantic's Battlefield Objectives set, and the Sacrificial Altar is from Reaper.
When I was repainted the Barbarian I posted about yesterday I also took a shot at repainting this guy, from the same set:
Elf Thief from Grenadier set "5001 Explorers" |
This was part of my December painting run - the Nolzer's Hook Horror, one of my favorite monsters from the Fiend Folio.
Went with earthy browns and greys with gloss on the beak and spines/hooks.
:D
This repaint was inspired by a Dr. Faustus painting clinic video wherein he repainted this same miniature.
I was pleased it came out as well as it did - given that it was painted for the first time roughly 40 years ago.
Grenadier Barbarian circa 1980 |
This was one of the first miniatures I purchased back when starting to play D&D.
It's from the Grenadier AD&D miniature box set 5001 Explorers.
One of my pals has been perfecting his 3d printing skills - this is one of his earlier prints I I love how it came out.
I have no idea who the sculptor is - but I'm fairly happy with how he turned out.