Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[el-remmen]

Shhhh! Don't ever say that... You do know that when you finish painting all your minis, you die, right?

Don't worry. I scraped something out of my bits box that can easily be made into something on its own - so I have something to work on while I wait for the stuff from Etsy.

 

[Clint_L]

Still mostly working on terrain but got around to this D&Lairship. It ties nicely into our campaign - it started with the party being hired to help protect a driftstone mine, and many levels later they have saved enough, and the artificer is skilled enough, to use some of the driftstone, along with some hot air, to make their own small airship!

 

[MGibster]

It’s funny how difficult it is to see the details on a mini before you prime it and slap a little paint on it.

I had no idea this adze was stuck in an ancient fertility figure when I bought it.

 

[Mad_Jack]

It’s funny how difficult it is to see the details on a mini before you prime it and slap a little paint on it.

I had no idea this adze was stuck in an ancient fertility figure when I bought it.

My favorite is when you suddenly realize that some tiny detail was there after you've already painted and sealed it, lol.

 

[MGibster]

My favorite is when you suddenly realize that some tiny detail was there after you've already painted and sealed it, lol.

Or when you have no idea what something was supposed to be until after you've finished the project!

 

[MGibster]

Finished my elephant man. This is the first mini I’ve ever painted whose flesh looks better in the photo than it does with the naked eye.