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Some more terrain an altar for an evil god.
Or in other terms, another statue.
With a desert flavor this time.









More at https://toy-hammer.blogspot.com/2019/03/altar-of-evil-lord.html

Excellent. Great work and colour choice. Really works.

Altar looks cracking - looks like something out of a classic stop-motion film

Some kitbashing. Not bad I think.

Brilliant, really fun and great stuff.

Very nicely done- you'd never know that wasn't a custom-made kit, the joins are so perfect!

These dinos probably top everything as you can loot now any bitz box on ebay and get yourself some cheapo toy dinos and then come up with an epuc price coolness ratio of minis... I'll definitely will be remembering this fir my d&d projects!!!

True genius at work here!

That turned out great

He's a Viking penguin made from a Madagascar toy.

I think it says all.

is that skyper? bloody hell!!!

I love it. They all look so happy

After a couple of silly characters, time for something more close to the classic WH.

A dimetrodon toy painted to look like a old lizardmen's salamander.



I noticed that GW changed a lot of old monsters designs to look less like dinosaurs and more like monsters. I think they were sick of people using cheap plastic toy dinos instead of their identical looking crazy expensive plastic toy dinos.

Now that is a one pretty lizard with a radiator! Wonderful work with all the edges. Thumbs up!

A small band of Warhammer goblin, but with some pretty neat kitbashes.

The twin goblins are the oldest, they got some parts from bretonnia, 4th edition goblin wolf riders, gor shields and random bits. The hobgoblin is made with zombie legs, goblin wolf raider torso, empire arms and gnoblar head. The squat orc is made with skaven body, orc head and gor arms. The bugbear is an orc with ungor arms and a goblin head with a new nose.

As a bonus, a green skin hobgoblin made with empire, elf and goblin parts.

for this you must´ve raided some very selective bitz boxes! i recognize quite a lot of the bitz...and they´re old...!!!!

Yeah, just a random plastic tree I found and give it a base.

Cute little piece of terrain.

Here a proxy kroxigor, a proxygor you can say...
Made from a build yourself toy dinosaur, gormiti arms, milliput and shield and bits

Way too much effort for this dude, now I need some more simple project. 

Here a cool way to clean some bits.

Multi-legged creatures are an amazing way to use random parts.

Even the head is made with two different toy dinos head. Try to look at it upside down...

Great work on the Proxygor , I wish that was just a little smaller so I could use it for Bloodbowl.

The basilisk looking beast is a great idea, your channeling Avatar with making a whole new world by giving everything more appendages than it really needs.

That not-basilisk really came together! Smart paint unites all those pieces quite nicely

I was a little bored take photos of my miniatures on a white background (sheet of paper), so I took some cheap plastic soldier terrain and some bits.



The result is a bit modern and doesn't perfectly fit fantasy miniatures. But I don't care.






The back is a little plain at the moment.






Some photos.

You can summon the defence of a Pulp Fiction! Now nothing needs to be properly aligned in time period or space. Good props!

Frankenork.
Alias, the flesh golem.



It's the 3rd time I made this monster, always from toys.



This time is a Ben Ten toy with an head swap.




















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We want close-up photos, or a BIG photo we can zoom in on!

 Briancj wrote:
We want close-up photos, or a BIG photo we can zoom in on!

Agreed .

Frankenork is awesome .

Ok, here the photos.

Men, I have to sell some stuff, no more room.



Any ideas how?

My gosh- what a fantastic body of work! Everything is well executed, but what really caught my eye was the realism of the bat flyers. The High Elves were great too- but I'm biased there as I play them. I'd hate for you to have to let any of them go....

I´m with Meer-cat... it would feel like selling your kids....(something i rather would not want to be doing...just to clarify here)

also...so much win... i know i am following your works for quite some time now but i discovered yet even more stuff full of win...

also again... who could ever pay you for such individual quality pieces in an equivalent way???

You can pay them with money. You can do amazing thing with money, you can buy food and pay bills.
You can even buy other miniatures.
I like money.

best line ever...