Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[MGibster]

More weathering and the base needs work.

 

[Clint_L]

I've been poking away at a bunch of Bones 6 miniatures:

 

[Clint_L]

And some more:

 

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And more Bones 6:

 

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Also these guys:

 

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And then these oozes that just came in with the Reaper Dungeon Dwellers KS, but very handy to have:

 

[Sacrosanct]

Man, that's a lot of hours into a lot of minis lol

 

[Aellic Mornbringer]

I wish I had backed that particular Bones KS, I love that selection and the paint jobs look fantastic!

 

[Clint_L]

I have to figure out a story hook to use three Conans.

 

[Clint_L]

I wish I had backed that particular Bones KS, I love that selection and the paint jobs look fantastic!

It wasn't as good as 4 or 5, IMO, as it lacked the showcase pieces, but that's a high bar, especially as I think Bones 5 is the high water mark of the Golden Age of Miniatures and not likely to be matched any time soon. I also fear that Bones 6 will be the last Bones KS for awhile, as tariffs and supply chain issues have really done a number on the industry, so I am glad that I backed it. I still have a fair number of pieces to paint, but the character miniatures were the big hurdle as they take much longer than others, even using a combination of speed paints followed by regular paints for highlights and touch-ups.

I have to get around to the dragons soon - those are both gorgeous miniatures. I'm just never that inspired by dragons.