Adventurers and werewolves

Alright, some more 28mm fantasy. We start with some dwarves. Probably a female cleric and a male warrior. Nice detail on these, especially for one-piece castings.

Then a human barbarian and a blue dude (half orc? I dunno). Some nice details. I wish I'd done a darker colour scheme with the guy on the right but I wasn't sure I had the skill to pull it off. His cape came out nicely, I think.

And finally some werewolves that Chen was kind enough to throw in to our trade deal. Two look metal and two are some kind of plastic (reaper bones?). Nice details. I love the detached hand the bottom pair are holding.

Up next: I'm not sure. Maybe some orcs and spiders. Or who knows.

Dungeon adventurers

A few more 28mm fantasy figures are final finished. These are six of the adventurers in a box of figures Chen traded me. I would guess monk, elven fighter, and cleric. Nice sculpts for one-piece plastics.

Then there were the three: maybe halfling thief, elven magic-type, and halfling fighter?

I also finished a few more dungeon fixtures: two tables, three chairs, and a cage.

Up next: Probably the rest of the adventurers and maybe some werewolves.

Turtle adventurers?

Another batch of 28mm fantasy figures are done. First up are some turtle magic-users. No idea of the source (probably a board game). 

These were pretty fun figures to paint and the sculpts are nice and animated. Could be PCs, NPCs, or baddies.

I also knocked off a bunch of worms from the boxed-set Chen traded me. These look better in person than the photos suggest. The angles make it hard to get a decent photo.

Up next: Hard to say. Probably some dungeon terrain and fantasy figures, but you never really know.

Dungeon Terrain

Just a few pieces of dungeon terrain today. These are prepaints I bought as a job lot on ebay.

Three columns are useful to break up sight lines a room.

Then a bunch of traps. The back right one is a heavy stone that drops on adventurers (note the skeletal hand underneath). The back left contraption is almost impossible to understand.

And finally some basic LOS blocks. The most interesting is torture table on the right. Up next: Some fantasy monsters.

Last of the Imperial Assault figures

I knocked off the last of a commission for a friend, including the five 28mm Imperial Assault figures. First up is Hondo Ohnaka. 

Literally no idea who this is, but a cool figure hiding a blaster behind his back. The owner requested a rubble base (a pun for Terry).

Then we have Zed Orrelios. I always struggle with aliens, both their skin tone and their outfits colours. This went okay with a purple wash over white and some Christmas Tree green toned down by a bit of lime.

This is Sabine Wren. Black wash over white then block painting and a bit of highlighting. She turned out okay.

This is Ezra Bridger, force user of some type who seems to have a cowboy fetish.

And finally, Kanan Jarrus, also a force user.

 

Overall, a pretty fun lot to paint. Up next: Some dungeon terrain and fantasy types.

Star Wars plus dungeon terrain

A bit of a job-lot post. First up, she 28mm Star Wars Imperial Assault figures. There are just some extra Rebel troopers.

I also painted some dungeon terrain, including four doors (only three shown). "Do not open the middle door!"

There were also a bunch of pools in a pile of terrain I bought. I just did some detailing to make them pop a bit more.

Up next: More dungeon stuff and more Star Wars!

Random fantasy figs

Alright, this week is a job lot of random 28mm fantasy stuff. First up, skeletons.

These came from a fantasy starter box Chen traded me. These are very different than the usual skeleton sculpts that you see, but they have really grown on me.

Also a plastic eagles from some game. I painted it up as a golden eagle, rather than a bald.

Also a random wolf. Maybe from Chen? Looks like a Reaper Bones figure.

And, finally, some kind of elven thief lady, I guess? would do as an adventurer or NPC.

 Up next: Star Wars and some dungeon accessories.