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.
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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:
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| 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.
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| 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.
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An iconic image from those of us who stated playing D&D with the first edition players handbook - this is a 2020 Wizkids release and I loved painting it up.
:)
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| Who stole my eye!!! |
