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Brain with a force is good, but I vote for an archer, despite overly thick weapons and a weird arrow nocking - from below? Not bad for a recovery!

Another minotaur. But this one looks Egyptian.

It's not Dune. But still, a lot of sand.



Some old Warhammer and proxy Warhammer miniature. The guy was alone, so I give him two powerful girls as guards. From Mutant chronicles.... maybe? I don't know.

I like the consistency among the 3. The girls might be Demon Forge? The guys who did the GWAR game back in the day.

Now that I think about it, there was GWAR written on the blister.

A piece of terrain made from a cheap toy set.

That tree terrain looks great!

Something different. Fenryll demi-orcs. I think it means half-orc.

They are one piece resin, with the base already sculpted in. That's unfortunate, I'd like to rebase them, but the resin is too brittle to try.

















































Nice sculpts, they are very old school, perfect for dnd.

i am currently hunting for fenryll stuff on ebay... it´s my favorite range of sculpts atm...

The lock down is helping me with some old projects.

Some time ago I found this toy perfect for a catobeplas. I never used one in my games but better be prepared.

The colors are a little dull, but all the pictures I saw of this beast are a little dull and derpy.

But I like the eyes.

In the end is a big boar-cow-dinosaur thingie.

Some heroclix miniatures painted as yetis and an Ice devil.

Plus a couple of more artic terrain and a saberthoot tiger I had around.


































The bases are poker chips, very cheap alternative.




The painting was very simple. Gray paint, blue wash and then a lot of white drybrush.

Cool frosty guys, the leader looks a bit like the wight king from Game of Thrones. The shininess really looks good too

thats wendigo and sasquatch from alpha flight! cool....not that often seen on ebay etc...!!!

What a little fun project. It started as a way to clean some random plastic.

I'm very pleased with the result.

I liked the goblins, a classic paint scheme but I think it suits very well. Very cartoony. I got a little bored with the bases but who cares.

Wow, catobeplas, there's a name I've not seen in a long time.

Fantastic job on him!

And I love the goblin human cannon!

Ha! Great gobbo balls, excellent build the brave. Thanks for sharing

This is a big boy!
A cheap toy, but great results.

Big hulkbuster toy used as a mecha for my Space Marines.

They look really Cooke, it’s a great orange you’ve chosen and some wicked conversions too

 gobert wrote:
They look really Cooke, it’s a great orange you’ve chosen and some wicked conversions too

Seconded. Very nice color scheme for "stormtroopers"!

It's coming.

Tau puppy drone?

I'm sick of this paint scheme!
Fortunately I have no more space Marines to paint.
To tell the truth I have a box of old broken Marines with jetpacks, and a lonelt classic space marine... But I don't think they will fit in.

It can certainly be a drag painting lots of Marines The same scheme. Your space rangers style looks cool though. I like the shot at the end facing off against the ice guys

The monsters are outnumbered, I should paint more of them.

"More enemies - more glory" - "Molto nemici, molto onore". Just... don't follow the Italian way and monsters will be fine.

But I am liking the "good guys in power armor" too! Please keep up!

Something simple.

A group of Gormiti with a new paint job.

What an amazingly eclectic P&M blog! Lots of interesting, original stuff to look at.

Thank you. Limitation is the mother of creativity. And when you are stingy like me you got tons of limitations.

I found a stormcaster in my bits box and I tried a color scheme. What do you think? In my opinion the previous 2 I made in green were better.