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Thursday, February 5, 2009

Two More “Non-Distractions”

I did work on orcs and goblins last night… I just happen to be working on these as well and these got finished… mostly because they were already half-painted and had been sitting on the painting table for a while…

(Remember: click on the pictures for a bigger version)


The fat dude (sorry… person with weight issues…) is from Copplestone Castings. His companion is an old Star Wars figure that I found in a bargain bin for $1. I forget the manufacturer, but it’s a great figure. I’m not sure why I decided to paint her skin blue…? Going with the Star-Warsy/Star-Trekish "blue skin = alien" thing, I guess. Both are wearing clothes loosely based on different types of Russian camouflage…?

6 comments:

  1. Weren't those SW figures produced by/for West End Games? I could dive into my lead mountain to check...

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  2. Yes, I think they were produced for the West End Games RPG... but I can't remember who produced them...

    I think there was one company doing it for a while then maybe a different one...? Or maybe they just changed their blister packs and hired new sculptors...? I don't know...

    For some reason I think it might have been Grenadier of Ral Partha at one point... but i could just be talking out my ass!

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  3. Just came back down from the lead mountain and the blisters only mention WEG, on the miniatures bases they only put Lucasfilm. Nothing on Grenadier or Ral Partha...

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  4. They make an excellent, awkward team. Like a comic book team.

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  5. HA! I guess...?

    They weren't really MEANT to be a team. They just happen to be finished at the same time so I took a picture of them together!

    Never know, they may end up being crew members on the Muttonchop Express together...

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  6. Wow, the guy on the left is wargamer-sized. Give him a beard and put him behind a lectern and he'd be an excellent representation of me. And with that assault rifle I could yell "I said pencils down, GODDAMMIT!" with authority.

    Bob in Edmonton

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