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I've finally managed to get a bit of painting done: These are three more reaper bones ...and this is the first time I've used the paints from my Army Painter 'mega paint set' (which I bought last year) ...as I wanted to test them out* before the Bones 4 kickstarter arrives in the not too...

If you're looking to add a few more items of terrain to your dungeon layouts, then this latest release from my 'print and paste' range, might be able to help. In the accompanying video (see below) we'll be making a few puzzle plinths, rusty cages, metal pipes, and so on ...all from printed...

As always, it depends on the game/situation. But I think they work quite well for the kind of thing I ran yesterday :)

Cheers both!

Thanks. They're super easy to make too!

I've still not got much painting done (I really need to do something about that) ...but this kinda counts as a miniature... ...and I'll be using it as an animated book swarm in an upcoming adventure I'm planning :)

Over the past year I've been putting together a bunch of 'print & paste' terrain for my 5E games, and making video tutorials (over on YouTube) to accompany the resulting pdf files (which are available as pay-what-you-want downloads over on DriveThruRPG). -a few basic examples- Anyway, since...

Part 2 (the statue instructions) is now available: https://youtu.be/3mZXT6xA83o

If you've been following my recent videos and making your own 'print & paste' dungeon tiles, then you might be pleased to hear that I've just released a new set of textures that will enable you to make statues and bone piles from household items. However, rather than cramming too much...

NICE!

I've still not got a lot of miniatures painted lately ...but I have been designing/making more papercraft(ish) terrain: :)

If you've been following my recent videos and making your own 'print & paste' dungeon tiles, then you might be pleased to hear that I'm now expanding the range to include wilderness terrain ...and starting things off with a few trees: As usual, the pdf file is available from RPGNow and...

If you've been following my recent videos and making your own 'print & paste' dungeons, you'll (hopefully) be pleased to learn that THESE NEW TILES will allow you to add a bit of extra variety/detail to your layouts. https://youtu.be/rAfWjxV9QOo And (just like the rest of the print & paste...

Back to painting again ...and yet more AiME themed stuff:

Not done much painting lately ...but I have been working on more 'print & paste' terrain for my mini's...

For the past few years I've been drawing a number of map tiles (suitable for VTT use) over on my Patreon page each month, and sharing them for FREE (i.e. the Patreon campaign is more of a 'tips jar' than a paywall - though there are a few bonuses to becoming a patron) ...and here's a quick look...

To accompany my recent 'Print & Paste Cave Tiles' - this month sees the release of 'Cavern Features'... https://youtu.be/H11nyCm8i9g ...which includes things like giant mushrooms, crystal clusters, and stalagmites - to help add some interesting terrain to your underground adventures (as seen...

Here's the blog: https://crookedstaff.blogspot.com ...though it also contains stuff I sell, simple tutorials, and other gaming stuff. But if you hit the '28mm miniatures' label on the right hand side, that should show most of those pictured above.

Yeah, I seem to have slowed down again this year too. However, back in 2016 I made a conscious effort to paint at least one mini every single week (which wasn't always easy) ...but it resulted in this lot: ...which kinda made the whole thing worth while :) (I kinda wish I had recorded my...

I just figured (since this is a family friendly place) that it's better to be safe than sorry (as folks seem to be easily offended nowadays :erm: ).