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They arrived two months too late to participate in the Storm King's Thunder campaign finale, but I done painted 'em up anyways.

Looking good!

I just ordered that Storm Giantess off of ebay and looking forward to painting her. Great looking model, I like how the blue pop.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Looking good!

I just ordered that Storm Giantess off of ebay and looking forward to painting her. Great looking model, I like how the blue pop.

Thanks! DO NOT glue her shield on before you start painting her!

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Looking good!

I just ordered that Storm Giantess off of ebay and looking forward to painting her. Great looking model, I like how the blue pop.

Thanks! DO NOT glue her shield on before you start painting her!

That's good advice in general for painting minis with shields.

Do you have a 'before' picture. How many parts does it come in?

No before picture, but there are many pieces to get the cloud on the base to link up with the hair. There are no connecting 'slots', so it was trial and error to find where it fitted properly.

The giant herself is easy enough - arms, legs, head and hat, but the trident is just a pole that threads through her hand before the ends are affixed.

Very nice looking paint jobs on these! The helmet on the giant looks awesome and I love the shadow and highlight on that dragon