A few more odd and sundry items rolling
off the workbench this week.
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
Catachan Demolition Specialist
from Games
Workshop
Dwavf Warriors from Games Workshop
Dwarf Miners from Games Workshop
An old assassin (or highwayman?) miniature – I think
it was from Citadel Miniatures (Games
Workshop)
Nun With a Gun from Reaper
Miniatures Bones.
Creepy Courtly Advisor from Mega
Miniatures
This past weekend I started
watching the Outlander TV series (on DVD) with Amanda and got thinking I should
paint something in tartan – if not wearing a kilt – so I broke out these lads:
Finished off the last of these
early WW2 Highalnders – I can’t remember what tartan I was trying to paint, I
just copied what I’d done on the ones I’d previously painted. I seem to recall
it was from a regiment that snuck over with their kilts before the ban on kilts
in the BEF could be enforced.
The figures are from West Wind Productions.
The rest of the squad (the squad
leader from Artizan
Designs)
Pulp
Figures has a few packs of Highlanders of the same era I’d like to
pick up to flesh out the unit at some point…
Finally a Dwarven Highlander
from West Wind
Productions. Not the best tartan I've ever painted... I was feeling lazy...
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
I have a bunch of Skaven on the workbench at the moment –
part of a push to finish up a warband (or two) of them. A friend has been
making grumblings about checking out Age of Sigmar and getting back into
skirmish gaming. He used to play Skaven – and a few years back gave me all his
old miniature – figuring he’d never use them again. I rebased
a bunch of them for Hordes of the Things a few years back, and have
been painting some of the ones that never got painted – and repainting some
that had been. I thought I’d try and get a warband finished and see if I could
get him to try out A
Song of Blades and Heroes. I’d really like to get a campaign of that
going at some point…
Great minis, Tim, some real eye candy!! Thanks for sharing, they all look super, specially the Dwarves and Highlanders. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteLovely work Tim. I quite like that charging dwarven highlander and that pistol-armed nun is very formidable!
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt!
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