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Very lovely work- all of 'em! The beards are beautifully done on the swordsmen.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Love those gambling dwarves!

Thank you sir!


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 Boss Salvage wrote:
Aye, the gambling trio is really well done, I dig how their bases interlock

Gotta say, leaving pewter weapons unpainted is a pretty big-brained move! The sheen is quite nice indeed.

Thank you! Nifty bases indeed.



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 Meer_Cat wrote:
Very lovely work- all of 'em! The beards are beautifully done on the swordsmen.

Thank you. Those old-school swordsmen sculpt style, to me, are strait out of Conan.
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DWARVEN BREWMEISTER AND PATRONS (4) SKU 30139
Very good and crispy sculps made just for painting, these where fun to work on!







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TOWNSFOLK: DWARVEN RIVERBOAT PILOT SKU: 30145
A bit "flat" and "clumped", but super easy to paint up. Nice addition to the Brewmiester buddies.

Glad you got your camera together, these are some awesome sculpts with cracking paint jobs. The mounted mage is probably my favourite, probably because of the shaggy pony!

 gobert wrote:
Glad you got your camera together, these are some awesome sculpts with cracking paint jobs. The mounted mage is probably my favourite, probably because of the shaggy pony!

Thank you sir. Yes, camera is a bit of an investment, but I am blessed to be in a position to be able to afford it.
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DWARF - DERN IRONFIST 02274
Another classic model, fun and easy to paint..



DWARF - KNURL HAMMERSON 02162
Classic reaper dwarf, good and solid mini.

Great paint jobs mothsniper! The reaper range really does have some varied body shapes for dwarfs, these guys look quite malnourished for dwarfs. Must still be pretty strong still to carry such big weapons tho!

 gobert wrote:
Great paint jobs mothsniper! The reaper range really does have some varied body shapes for dwarfs, these guys look quite malnourished for dwarfs. Must still be pretty strong still to carry such big weapons tho!

Indeed! I like to think of these old-school-dwarfs to be from the Conan universe lolz. They have that "DragonLance" high-fantasy vibes.
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Changing up the background drop and lighting set up.

DWARF - DORN IRONSPIKE 30089
Fun model to paint up, great detail, good sculpt. Wanted cooler skin tone variant for this lad.


Making things harder for me self as usual. Decided to add deep/bloodstone gnomes to this project.
I will be adding the Dark Dwarves later on, and it made sense thematically to add the dark gnomes to the dark dwarves force.

GOME - DEEP GNOME HEROES (2) 30062
Accidently purchased doubles get a conversion. Took a minute to land on the color for the skin and happy the way it turned out, especially with the magenta lanterns and the "dark" weapons.



GOME - BLOODSTONE GNOME WARLOCK HEROES (2) 44048
I am not good at these, the chunky bits are hard for me to paint and to tell where one thing ends and other begins. Lost shield for the spear guy.
I do not know if something is wrong with the sculpting or the molding or my eyes, I could not "see" the bloodstone models very well.




GOME - BLOODSTONE GNOME CAVALRY BARBARIAN 44055
This one was quite frustrating for me. I got lost in the mold-lines, chunky bits, skin, doodads, details. I was tempted to cover the qhole model in (TrueBlood from GreenStuffWorld) but ended up just giving up on it. Its done, moving on.

Those gnomes are a funny looking bunch, great paint jobs though.

Mothsniper,

They look good to me. Resin can always be a little bit of a challenge to paint on small models.

Cheers,

CB