Bet that took a lot longer than a 10mm Grenadier!

   

I'll never get the reason for greenskins.

Quote from: FierceKitty on 02 January 2023, 01:52:13 AMI'll never get the reason for greenskins.

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They're severely photophobic!

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Algae?

Actually, that photo reminds me of the denizens of Birkenhead market. 

One of my neighbours gifted me some old old old figures, these two 1980s skeletons - GW type, join the Order of the White Bear.


Top view


Good fun painting these


There's more to do


But these two are cool, skeletons have no body heart!


Chaos warrior


Mostly ostrich, a large amount snake, some human.


Quite an interesting sculpt, who did this one, Phil?


Certainly a night terror!

Another gobbo, wiv an axe!


He's meant to be a Hobgoblin King (what, if anything, is teh difference between hobgoblins and goblins?)


Cloak

Chaos Fire Mage, with a hint of witcher...
Yennifer of Vanderberg


Tried to make her look like the video game, which I don't own!


Catch!


Fireball!


Boom!

Nice one Will. Who makes the fire mage?

She, and her close friends, are available via Footsore
https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/collections/stronghold-terrain

Three (maybe two, one is a mounted version of himself, the one with the beer mug), two on the left are 'Kalmarr' from CP models, one on the right is a mage/alchemist.


Advance!


Back view


Is the anvil symbolic?

Antediluvian Miniatures recently produced these, and I just had to have them!
Left - Right
Heinrich Kemmler, Lord Krell, Ranlac the Black and Mikeal Jacsen!


The four main characters based on the illustrations within 'The Terror of The Lichemaster warhammer 2nd edition mini-campaign. PDF here

They are the main antagonsits of the campaign, and genuinely nasty pieces of work!


I moved the arm pose on Krell to give him some depth




For c£20 they are lot bigger, and a damn sight more affordable, that the price the originals go for on ebay!

Four more skeletons, a gift from my lovely neighbour Brian.
Two Prinz August self molded skeletons and two games workshop skeletons.


Back view


Quite a mix of weaponry


Charge

Very nice, Will. Those Antediluvian Miniatures undead are really great figures.

An orc, been sitting in the pile of shame for a while.


He's on a 30x30mm base


Probably end up with my gobbos

Nice work on all three of those painting threads Your Grace, Duke Speedy of Leighton 

With that sword I'm sure the orc won't have too many problems opening a can of something if he gets hungry