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Almost forgot: the bow picture is my favorite. Nice work!

Actually, I can see them now. No idea what changed, ut I'm happy I can. This is cool stuff. Thanks for sharing! :cool:

Hey AMG, I'd love to see your stuff, but I'm getting all "little red X's" instead of pictures. Is it just me, or is everyone getting this? My browser has no problem with other pictures.

Ha ha! :) Well, I don't know if you remember the Genestealer Chaos cults from the late 1980s/early 1990's, but you could conceivably arm a Genestaler Patriarch with a Deamon Weapon. :eek: I think I still have that conversion around here somewhere... And don't worry about being a broken...

Choice B ;) That is an actual skull under a transparrent "hood" that I created from some plastic packaging. The superglue turned the plastic white near the top, giving it that cool, "cryogenically frozen" look that is so popular with disembodied evil skulls these days. I'm glad you liked...

Thanks! The Epic Duels Yoda is great! He lends himself to all sorts of fun and easy conversions. For example, I used him as the basis of an Ewok Jedi for Doc Midnight's character just last year!

Follow this link to the Art page: http://www.enworld.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=55 And see the miniatures that I have painted, sculpted and/or converted for some of the Polyhedron mini-games we play. You'll see minis for: M&M Shadow Chasers Judge Dredd Omega World Iron Lords of Jupiter...

Thanks, Ray! Follow the link for even more "Oooooohs". ;)

Thanks, Tsunami! :D For bones like that, I used Games Workshop paint, Bleached Bone specifically. I then ink the bones with Chestnut Ink Wash. Once dry, I drybrush with Bleached Bone, adding white with every step, for two or three steps. The real trick comes after the bones. Paint the...

I just posted a ton of recent projects to the Art & Miniatures Gallery: http://www.enworld.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=55 My posts include miniatures that I have sculpted, converted and painted recently. (in some cases, all three!) The miniatures are for all sorts of (D20) games, such as...

I just finished painting these cool skeletons from Confrontation:

Requiem was a Nazi villain who opposed the Allied troops from 1941 to 1945. In 1945, he dissapeared in a battle with some Allied superheroes, when his castle was destroyed. He was presumed dead, but resurfaced in 2003, a cryogenically preserved skull, trapped in his impegnable super-science...

Inspired by the Aliens vs. Judge Dredd comic, here is a Mechanismo, a robot Judge. I sculpted this one on a metal Reaper armature, and got the gun from a sci-fi weapons pack. The rest is green stuff. Feedback always welcome.

First, from the mini for Yoda, I created this Jawa Jedi for my wife: And then I turned the Epic Duels Ben Kenobi into Kit Fisto: I'm currently working on turning Mace Windu into Plo Koon.

My wife (Fluffaderm on the boards) painted this bad boy:

From the ILoJ mini-game, a ferocious Groll. This mini was made from a Goliath ganger from the game Necromunda. Not my best paint job, but I was sort of in a rush. ;)

Here is my conversion for a clicky, an insect mutant in Omega World: Feedback always appreciated.

I cut up a bunch of Heroclix to create minis for the heroes in my Shadow Chasers campaign. They're not all done yet, but the first three are below: First is Derek, whose parents were explorers in Egypt. He kind of has a bad attitude. Next is TC, a goth chick who just began her training as a...

I can make it! :) And so can Fluffaderm! :) :) Please put us both into Spaceship 0 in the AM and both into CoC or Spycraft in the afternoon. If you need GMs in either slot, I can run Omega World, no prob.

Posted by Moe Ronalds: Actually, this in only one small part ofthe adventure. If anything, if they talk thier way out of this part without fighting, I will be very proud ofthem! ;) I'm trying to challenge myself to give my players more non-combat options in games. I find that I reward...