Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[MGibster]

I've completed the base for a...let me look it up, ah, yes, a Skaven Clawlord mounted on a Gnaw-Beast. I have to assume he's a leader unit for the Skaven army. I'm thinking of using some still water effect to make this look a little more like a pool, but I can't apply the effect until after I mount the miniature. If you look at the hole on the far right, you might notice something that looks like a clawed rat toe. I wish they wouldn't have incorporated part of the minis foot into the base. It just makes things a little more difficult to paint.

 

[MGibster]

I painted up a bunch of terrain I got from a Russian group, Gabrigame Workshop, that unfortunately is now vanished since the war in Ukraine. It's all high resolution 3d printed:

While I love the frozen adventurers, sometimes it's really nice to see mundane, everyday objects like tables, chairs, shrines, and even pets. They can add a lot of flavor to the table.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

"Claw Lord," "Gnaw Beast."

Gotta love them Warhammer names.

 

[payn]

Yikes....its high tide!

 

[Clint_L]

While I love the frozen adventurers, sometimes it's really nice to see mundane, everyday objects like tables, chairs, shrines, and even pets. They can add a lot of flavor to the table.

The frozen adventurers are fun pieces, but I’ve used them exactly once in a game. Still, sometimes it’s just about having and painting the pieces rather than their utility.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Yikes....its high tide!

More like somebody kicked a hole in the dam, lol - wonder who that was?

 

[MGibster]

My first Skaven. Trying to find a balance between decent looking and quick to paint.

 

[payn]

Getting started.

 

[MGibster]

Finished a grey seer and an engineer.

 

[MGibster]

And now I have some rat ogors looking for the jerk who stole my cheese.