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Greetings all,

This thread is to serve as a blog for the painting and modeling I undertake in service to my business, McDougall Designs.

The following models, as a beginning, are examples of potential conversions possible from wargames atlantic kits, aimed at showcasing the versatility of the death fields accessory frame.

I'm a retailer for Wargames Atlantic and sell all of their products on my webstore. I find converting a relaxing sub hobby, as an exploration of possibilities.

Wargames Atlantic late Romans with arms from the death fields accessory sprue



Wargames Atlantic WW2 Italian Infantry with arms from the death fields accessory sprue and head from the 95th rifles box.



Head WW2 french, main body WW2 Italian Infantry, arms death fields accessory sprue



WW2 German panzer lehr, with head from the french partisans kit.



German panzer lehr with arms from the death fields cannon fodder.



WW2 Italian Infantry with arms from the death fields accessory sprue



Head - french partisans, body - Les Grognards, arms WW2 Italian Infantry. Required spacer for neck join.



Raumjager, arms from death fields accessory sprue and head from panzer lehr. Required spacer for neck join.

This fine Elven king is hitting my painting desk in the morning.

Medbury Miniatures Wood Elf King on foot.

Medbury Miniatures Sapphire ridge dwarves - on sale automatic 10% off till the end of march.

I'm not the best painter of small scale models, but I've been attempting some of the forest dragon 10mm models

Jaguar warrior to test some theories on color use.

Love the jaguar pattern. Did you do that by hand or is that from a wash on a textured model?

 Gwyn chan 'r Gwyll wrote:
Love the jaguar pattern. Did you do that by hand or is that from a wash on a textured model?

This is the updated version. Red and blue Suits (Tlahuiztli) will make an appearance as well.





and some WIP medium infantry with spears.

4 relatively complete Jaguar Warriors

The Aztec project is coming along. Two more stands worth of Jaguar Warriors have been added to the first unit.

Ressurection by firey, changing lightning!!!





These are an intended representation of chaos warriors of chaos marked by tzeentch, using mantic rift forged orcs and heads from wargames Atlantic einherjar. Each einherjar sprue yields 5-6 heads appropriate for this conversion/headswap.

Conviently, I offer both lines through Mcdougall Designs.

8 more stotmforged conversions on my desk

Along with one of the imperial German characters from the peculiar companions line I carry. Followed by 5 infantry using gripping beast torsos and wargames Atlantic late Romans arms and heads.

Peculiar companions armored ogre



Peculiar companions imperial general



more riftforged orc conversions



The gang so far



Gripping beast saxon bodies, wargames atlantic spatha arms, heads, and skeleton shields

10 mm Forest Dragon reptilian large Infantry

With my attempt at painting such small models

10mm behemosaur without rider from the forest dragon line.

I've not updated in awhile. I mean to correct that:

Size comparison between a wargames atlantic skeleton with 3D printed head and arm, vs the new empires of dust from mantic games.



Wargames atlantic Goth torso with death fields upgrade sprue arms. Size comparison with converted conquistador and ww1 french heads.



Converted mantic halfling with les grognard head:







Labyrinth dark elf, medbury unarmored outlaw, medbury king of men



king of men with alternate paint job (and bad support removal, but this is a personal figure and I noticed it after basecoat, so ran with it.)



newer medbury orcs

Up to 16 legionaries painted for the full legion studio army/convention army.