These are more minis for my upcoming roleplay group campaign.
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| This is an old Citadel Norse sculpt who's hand had been lost to time and so got a clumsily sculpted hand holding a torch. I plan to use him as an NPC guide for the party. His wide-eyed look is to help make him look scared about having to lead the party of adventurers into yet another slime encrusted dungeon where he has a rather certain suspicion he'll not come out of! |
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| I also sculpted a pommel and cross-guard in the scabbard so it looks like his sword is sheathed. The Kite-shield covers that up mostly though. |
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| The torch was also a bit of Greenstuff sculpting. Again, bit naff, but with the paint, it looks close enough to fire in my mind. |
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| This is a lesser water elemental from the Reaper Miniatures Bones2 Kickstarter. It was made in soft clear blue plastic, which was cool and made painting the actual elemental easier. |
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| The fountain was super easy to paint. I have a fun encounter to run for this piece. |
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| Again from the same Kickstarter in the same blue clear material, this is a "Wall of Ice" for when a wizard casts the defensive spell with the same name. |
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| Another NPC, another Citadel Miniatures Talisman figure. This is the Gypsy and she got a super fast and dirty effort. Not sure how I'll use her in-game, but for some reason I had a hankering to get her off my paint queue. |
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| Her basket had no sculpted detail so I lazily threw on some cross-hatch to make it look woven from far away. In a dark room. Perhaps in another country. |
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| Long gypsy curls. |
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| And a lot of attitude. I had a Roma-Gypsy girlfriend when I was 21 - she was a LOT of attitude. |
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| A metal Reaper Miniatures coffin for some scenery and quest objectives. |
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| And look who's inside! |
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| The end. No seriously, it is. |
