(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
Book Golem from Black
Cat Bases. It will hopefully see use in some horror game (Fear
and Faith?) and/or Frostgrave
The King in Yellow! Well… maybe…
Bruce, who DMs our (every other) Friday night Primeval Thule D&D 5E game
asked if I had some cultists and a priest in yellow robes… I have loads of
these generic cultists that I made ages ago, but none in yellow robes, so I
thought I’d knock one off in yellow. I have a bad feeling this is going to end
up being The King in Yellow!
Another of my friend John’s
Toy Soldiers - a 40mm Great War French infantryman. I actually
painted a whole battalion of 1914
French in 40mm for John a few years back – in an earlier, less
animated pose. This guy looks like he’s ready to stick to the hun!
Here’s a picture with a 28mm Great
War Miniatures for comparison.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Vimy Countdown – 10 weeks to go…
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Neat.. I actually painted that exact same Book Golem sculpt last summer, for Frostgrave as well, as discussed here: http://byteknightvol2.blogspot.ca/2016/07/my-workbench-book-golem-and-animal.html
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike.
Especially for that library scenario, right? I know when I first read through the book and came across that scenario I though; "Oh, I WILL have to get it painted now so I can use if for that!" Of course I also need something that looks like shelves and shelves of books...
DeleteBook golem looks great but my favourite is the 40mm figure- full of elan to overflowing.
ReplyDeleteAlan
He does look quite dashing.
DeleteThanks Alan!
I like the book golem a lot.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Karl
Thanks Karl!
DeleteThe book golem is great as is the big french man but I think the cultist has come out best
ReplyDeleteThanks, Iain!
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