With some extra time on my hands, I finished off the fantasy box that Chen traded me in the fall. First up are some gnolls. The shading on these turned out well.
And some imps (meh). Lots of highlights that the camera mutes.
With some extra time on my hands, I finished off the fantasy box that Chen traded me in the fall. First up are some gnolls. The shading on these turned out well.
And some imps (meh). Lots of highlights that the camera mutes.
Well, these's aren't exactly what you'd want coming down your chimney at this time of year, but you get what you and you don't get upset.
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.
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.
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.
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.