Pogre's 2022 Miniatures and Models Thread - Today's Gaming set-up - A Classic D&D Adventure Site!

[MGibster]

I agree on the purple claws. That color choice is my least favorite part of the piece. but that is a very minor nitpick. I love this dragon!

It's not too late. I might go back and paint them a deep, deep red.

 

[pogre]

It was all hands on deck to get ready for the gaming session this Sunday. I took an old Reaper Bones Rauthuros Demon that I had lost the head to and converted it into a 4-armed gargoyle.

I also painted a regular Reaper gargoyle:

I told my son, Keegan, that I needed a Herald of Graz'zt. He asked what the Herald looked like and I told him to just use his imagination. This is what he came up with -

Finally, I had some scatter terrain for jungle ruins that I needed painted. Fortunately, my son, Steve, picked up some brushes and cranked the pieces out for me.

I always enjoy our Sunday gaming sessions, but it is even more exciting when we have some new minis and terrain to put on the table!

That's it for this time.

Keep painting and crafting.

 

[MGibster]

I always enjoy our Sunday gaming sessions, but it is even more exciting when we have some new minis and terrain to put on the table!

That terrain looks great!

 

[MGibster]

I went ahead and purchased another Adult White Dragon and being the rebel that I am painted this one green. The mini only cost me $40 which I consider to be a great deal.

 

[pogre]

Not intentional, but today's assortment of minis come through various means. First, is a conventional pewter miniature from Crocodile Games - priestess.

Next, is an animated armor miniature a friend printed for me in resin:

Finally, a pair of custom sculpted figures my son, Keegan, created from wire armatures and kneadatite. The first is a Mummy Lord:

Second is a spy PC he just finished:

Thanks for looking.

Until next time...
Keep painting and crafting!

 

[MGibster]

Second is a spy PC he just finished:

I'm kind of digging that spy. That's a wicked looked weapon he's got there to boot. I like the Egyptian flavored miniatures as well. I don't see enough of those.

I'm almost done with this Mancrusher Gargant from Games Workshop. For my latest project, I decided I wanted to work on my flesh tones and I'm especially proud of how his face has turned out. I just need to finish painting his club, armbands, and his forearms and I'm done. Will finish this week I think.

It actually took me a significant amount of time.

Base: 3 layers of Bugman's Glow
1st Layer: 3 layers of Bugman's Glow and Cadian Flesh
2nd Layer: 3 layers of Cadian Flesh
Wash: Some flesh color wash (forget which)
Glaze: A violet glaze was applied to the face.
3rd Layer: 3 Layers of Kislev Flesh and Cadian Flesh

 

[MGibster]

I finally finished the giant and here he is in all his fleshly glory. He was a lot of fun to paint but not so much fun to assemble. There were a lot of gaps I didn't do a great job filling. It's something I need to practice. But at $125 for a pair, I think the models could have fewer gaps during assembly.

 

[pogre]

Unintentionally I painted mostly aberrations this time around:

A strange little mimic a friend printed for me:

Finally, a cliff path I did this week for my game. First purely vertical battle terrain I have created:

Thanks for looking -
Until next time keep crafting and painting.

 

[MGibster]

Unintentionally I painted mostly aberrations this time around:

I'm sure you were under the influence of some eldritch power from beyond the nether regions. I like that cliff you did. I wouldn't have thought of that as a piece of terrain for a game.

 

[dogoftheunderworld]

"Finally, a cliff path I did this week for my game. First purely vertical battle terrain I have created:"

That is very cool!