Well well well.

Well, its only one well, actually.

A little 3d print I made myself in a 3d design program.  Fun to do but very time consuming.  New respect for designers. 
Paint job came out 'well' enough for the table...(sorry).

Cart

A great model cart.  I liked the wood tones from the laser cutting so much, I skipped wet painting it, and simply added a careful heavy drybrush of grey then brown, and based it on sand.  Love how this came out.

Grave Stones

Got some little resin head stones from a show the other day. Painted them up and mounted them on lolly sticks.
Look good and will go well with my Nighthaunt army for Age of Sigmar.

Staff

The last 3 'staff' belonging to a D&D character my mate runs :-)
These are his retainers.

Gnome

Just finished this Gnome for the D&D crew.

The D&D gang

 

A couple pics of the D&D characters in our group :-)
I'm very happy to have painted them, and more so that the owners are happy.
Just one last Gnome to paint and the gangs all done.....

Until more characters get added...  

:-/

Laele - Gold Elf

This has been my first Commission of sorts, but I couldn't charge a mate, so he said he do something for me instead. Could be a new bike, or car, maybe that gun I wanted, I'm not fussy, as long as there's chocolate in the deal. :-)

This is the companion D&D character to Tul'Aris I did a while back.
I'm really pleased with the result, and the green robe/dress should really compliment the other figure when they are used together.
Sorry about the quality of a lot of the images, I tend to take snap shots as I go along on my camera phone, and its not that great.
 

Dog

Got a piccy now of the dog I did a while ago (thanks for the pic Dave!).
The figure is a 'Blink Dog' that comes from D&D I think, but the dog character it was to represent is a Rottweiler, so as he had a good solid build, I painted him up as a rotty, and I think he came out ok :-)

Busty Dwarf 1 Finished

Got her done. I learnt a lot doing the ample flesh but I know I got a long way to go to.
I'm pleased with the hair, and realised how many permutations you can play with where hair and fur are concerned. Had fun doing the different metallic tones on the axe too.

I also finished the dog, but forgot to get a photo of it. Doh!

Busty Dwarf 1 update

Getting some base colors down.

Busty Dwarf 1

I got brave tonight, and did my first 'pinning' on a model.  It was a plastic axe head, onto a metal models weapon shaft.
I clipped off the old warhammer head, (and the axe head off the donor dwarf), drilled a tiny hole in the shaft and axe head with my pin vice, pinned them with a small piece of paperclip wire, and superglue it together.
There was a little bit of fiddling about and minor bending to get the axe head looking like it lined up properly, but I'm really pleased with my first attempt :-)

3 Busty Dwarves and a big black dog

Update

Here's the ladies after being cleaned and undercoated. Given that I want to paint them in half decent flesh tones, (there IS a lot of flesh there :-)  I undercoated them in white to make any colours brighter.
There's also a dwarf troll slayer that may or may not end up donating one of his axes, but I really like this figure, so I'm tempted to paint him up and hide him away, but only if I can find another axe to use.

Theres a marked difference in the scale of the heads on the 3 lady dwarves, which I think is a feature of the brand of figs, but I'm not sure. All I know is they are called 'Khor' dwarfs, although given the over sized bosom, they might as well be 'kwoooaaarrr!!!' dwarves, given in a 1970's Sid James voice.

3 Busty Dwarves and a big black dog

Ive been asked to paint up an interesting female dwarf for my mates wife for her D&D 3.0 game. The fig is one of a trio, all of which Ive been given, so i might just do all three :-)
Her character also has a Doberman as a pet companion, so I'm painting up an old blink dog fig I have in doberman colours for her to use.

 Pic of the figures from internet .


 

After soaking the old painted figs in a cheap version dettol cleaner for 3 days, a scrub with a toothbrush drags off all the old paint. A hearty rinse with the garden hose sprays off any residue. Do this outside if you can, and wear a mask, as dettol can make you feel very sick if you inhale it for many mins up close.

I'll leave them in fresh water for a few days to really get any lingering disinfectant off. I'll then leave them to dry for a good while, but they'll still smell of dettol, but don't worry.

Finished Cleric

Finished 'Evender', my D&D 3.0 Cohort.

Old figs Completed.

Dug out some figs I've had for maybe 25 years, but never finished properly and got them done. Some needed more work than others, but its so nice just to have finished them.

The Elf Tul'aris - Finished

Finally finished the Elf, and I have to say I'm rather pleased!
I went to town on this one, from inking and drybrushing the cloak, down to even using a  coloured glaze over the matching colours on the red and green gems to make them shine.

The Elf Tul'aris

Painting this fella for a mate of mine. So far, undercoated, and some base colors on.

Undercoat

Face started

Base colors on clothes

Painting

Been getting back into some painting recently, namely painting small 28mm fantasy figures. Did this Greek style warrior from dungeons and dragons with a glowing magic sword.