Hello,
I have managed finish another 30 minis and really hope to break the 500 mark this year. First are some plastic Perry Mercenaries crossbow men.
Here are five Heroclix police officers. I liked the original sweat shop painter's color scheme and tried hard to match the original colors.
Here's some long out of production metal Citadel fantasy minis. The Empire spearmen have Fireforge shields. I'm pretty sure the shirtless guy was a Brettonian crew man.
Here are six of the stupidest models I've ever painted. GW's undead servitors cyborg slaves are extremely cartoony models.
I don't know how they have the strength in their putrid bodies to raise those giant robot lobster claws.
Regardless of my disdain, I've managed to collect 17 of the ugly things. I think they can fix tanks in 40K games or deliver a rather nasty pinch.
Here's five of Reaper's diminutive "tool bots". They took about ten minutes to paint.
Lastly, a small gathering of useless terrain. Maybe it could be used for that new game Frostgrave. The plant things are little bits of terrarium plants, that my cat Cthulhu stole from our tarantula cave.
Till next time, when I'll have some Rohan riders that forgot to make it to today's scheduled photo shoot. There'll be more Brettonians, maybe Sarmation cavalry, a tank?, and a Napoleonic French guest appearance.
Love and Kisses,
Baconfat
I have managed finish another 30 minis and really hope to break the 500 mark this year. First are some plastic Perry Mercenaries crossbow men.
Here are five Heroclix police officers. I liked the original sweat shop painter's color scheme and tried hard to match the original colors.
Here's some long out of production metal Citadel fantasy minis. The Empire spearmen have Fireforge shields. I'm pretty sure the shirtless guy was a Brettonian crew man.
Here are six of the stupidest models I've ever painted. GW's undead servitors cyborg slaves are extremely cartoony models.
I don't know how they have the strength in their putrid bodies to raise those giant robot lobster claws.
Regardless of my disdain, I've managed to collect 17 of the ugly things. I think they can fix tanks in 40K games or deliver a rather nasty pinch.
Here's five of Reaper's diminutive "tool bots". They took about ten minutes to paint.
Lastly, a small gathering of useless terrain. Maybe it could be used for that new game Frostgrave. The plant things are little bits of terrarium plants, that my cat Cthulhu stole from our tarantula cave.
Till next time, when I'll have some Rohan riders that forgot to make it to today's scheduled photo shoot. There'll be more Brettonians, maybe Sarmation cavalry, a tank?, and a Napoleonic French guest appearance.
Love and Kisses,
Baconfat
Blimey! That's quite a collection! Love the Riot Police. They look like they've having some fun!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a list. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAnother eclectic mix, nice.
ReplyDeleteAnother eclectic mix, nice.
ReplyDeleteAnother dizzying array of finely painted figures, James.
ReplyDelete500 for the year? That's more minis than I own!
ReplyDeleteBloody great effort!
Well done...why not try for 600?
ReplyDeleteSo much to enjoy here, the crossbowmen, the tool bots - all wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo many splendid figures! Love the crossbowmen...
ReplyDeleteNice work. very well-received servitors, they are just in the style of old games
ReplyDeleteVery nicely painted!
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely painted figs!
ReplyDeleteHow you can produce such an ecletic mix of figures always amazes me, but the shirtless Brettonnian tops the lot in my book..
ReplyDeleteVery productive. Great painting all of them. You even took the time to paint that well done P on the riot shields. No they have P on them. :)
ReplyDeleteCheers
I really like the Perry crossbow men, very nice but then again it all looks nicely painted and presented!
ReplyDeleteI'm on a Burgundian kick as well. Love the 'Bots.
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