A few items rolling off the
workbench.
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
Two henchmen for Song
of Shadows and Dust I converted from a couple of Dark Age Old Glory
miniatures.
The Dire Boar… which I think was
from Wizards of the Coast’s Chainmail line…?
He’s a big beastie:
Here he is with the hanchmen –
just for a little perspective.
I’ve had the mini for a few years but quickly painted him up last night as I suddenly have an immediate use for him in a RPG/tabletop adventure I have planned for the kids…
A Carpet Dealer from a Mega Miniatures pack (Sultans' Harem...?) that will go nicely with the Carpet Seller's stall I painted a few weeks back.
I’ve had the mini for a few years but quickly painted him up last night as I suddenly have an immediate use for him in a RPG/tabletop adventure I have planned for the kids…
A Carpet Dealer from a Mega Miniatures pack (Sultans' Harem...?) that will go nicely with the Carpet Seller's stall I painted a few weeks back.
Egyptians Spearmen from Wargames
Foundry for a Hordes of the Things/DBA (New
Kingdom-ish) Egyptian army.
The rest of the army so far…
A pair of Black
Tree Design Dark Age figures. These have been sitting on my workbench, finished, for some time now waiting for me to finish a couple more Dark Ages guys for me to take pictures of them with... but that's not likely to happen any time soon, so I thought I'd just add them to this post and tuck them away in the appropriate storage box.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
More games... More painting...? I've been slowing on the 23 figures per week schedule... and while I had been planning to finish the Egyptian and Nubian DBA armies over the next few weeks, I have a feeling Greek and Roman subjects are likely going to take over for a bit...
More games... More painting...? I've been slowing on the 23 figures per week schedule... and while I had been planning to finish the Egyptian and Nubian DBA armies over the next few weeks, I have a feeling Greek and Roman subjects are likely going to take over for a bit...
Really admiring your work on the Egyptians. What are you using for skin tone? I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan! I think for most of these egyptians I've been using Decorart Americana "Milk Chocolate"...? Sometimes I add in a bit of a lighter shade to give a bit of variation.
DeleteGorgeous! Your Egyptians are really stunning!! Congrats...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil!
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