Showing posts with label undead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label undead. Show all posts

Sunday, June 28, 2015

That's a wrap!

Sealed the gargoyle. Here they all are in their glory:


First up, the forces of Chaos!


Next we have the ever-popular Fimir!


Another crowd-pleaser: The undead!

Let's give a warm WAAGH of applause for your favorite and mine: 

The GREEEEEEEENSSKINNNSS!!!




And rounding things out, the Heroes!!


Let's hear the for the whole crew!


And now back to our regularly scheduled program of LOTR-themed minis and way too many Reaper Bones!





Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Bones & Bandages

More HeroQuest baddies. Mummies and Skeletons complete!



The other skeletons pretty much followed the original's color scheme. 

The mummies were covered in TAP Skeleton Bone, then the exposed areas (under the bandages) got a coat of TAP Desert Yellow. Everything was washed in Strong Tone. When that was dry, the bandages got highlighted with a 50-50 mix of TAP White and Ash Grey. 

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Skellington

Here's one of the HeroQuest skeletons. I've alway like the scythes on these. It's a super-simple paint job. The model was primed black, then base coated with TAP Monster Brown. I did the base with the usual TAP Uniform Grey before the other colors were added.



Bones: TAP Skeleton Bone
Wood: TAP Oak Brown
Metal: TAP Gun Metal

Strong Tone Wash over everything except the base.

I also painted the PC Barbarian, but the pix were so blurry, I'll have to re-take them and post later.



Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Barrow Wight

From the batch I bought for my Moria/LOTR stuff. I was going for an incorporeal-glowy green look, but I don't think it quite worked. Still, like orcs, you can't have too many undead minis!


Sunday, November 3, 2013

The Nine have left Minas Morgul!

Or at least the painting table. 

I finally finished the last of these Reaper wraiths that I bought to use as my Nazgul. As mentioned previously, the Witch King is Murkillor. The wraiths came in 4-packs from the Dark Heaven line.

These are very simple paint jobs (the flame on WK's sword is the fussiest part of all of them). Just black primer and some grey highlights. The armor and weapons are 50-50 black & gunmetal. A bit of stone basing and voila! These once great kings of men are ready to do Sauron's will!

Not exactly from Moria, but good for spooky undeads and for general LOTR goodness.