2020 Pogre's Miniatures and Models - Sebeki from Crocodile Game and a Wild Boar

[pogre]

A small cottage I printed and painted:

Models completed in 2020: 1

 

[Len]

2020 Challenge: Paint as many buildings in 2020 as you painted minis in 2019!

 

[pogre]

A Reaper Frost Giant
This one started so well, but I just ran out of patience with it and finished it up quickly. I do like the snow base I made though.
Overall shot:

Closer shot with better focus:

Models completed in 2020: 2

 

[tommybahama]

Great job painting. Is he knee deep in snow? His legs look really short.

 

[pogre]

Great job painting. Is he knee deep in snow? His legs look really short.

Thanks.
He is in kind of a crouched position. The snow only comes up to about halfway up his feet (ankle height). The figure does have a long torso.

 

[pogre]

Here is an underground waterfall concealing a passage I whipped up for our next D&D session:

Side view:

It is designed to be compatible with my Dungeon Forge Master Maze and Hirst Arts pieces:

Here is an action shot my son took with his phone:

Models completes in 2020: 3

 

[Nebulous]

Damn you, Pogre.

 

[Imaculata]

 

[generic]

And here I am, using the minis I have, 4E-era map tiles, and wet-erase chessex mats with tile-constructed areas for important rooms that have to look nice...

 

[Imaculata]

And here I am, using the minis I have find, 4E-era map tiles, and wet-erase chessex mats with tile-constructed areas for important rooms that have to look nice...

That's what I do, and that looks pretty nice too. While I really do admire some of the folks on this board that go to such lengths to create beautiful scenery for their campaigns... I'm glad that there are simple alternatives such as dungeon tiles, for folks like me. I wouldn't know where to store it all if I also had miniature terrain.