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There's a fair sized pile of nice display minis I have yet to actually paint, so one day I picked four and asked people on instagram to vote on which one I should work on next. Absolute, from Ouroboros Miniatures narrowly won that vote so I dedicated the next couple evenings of painting to her … Continue reading Absolute
There is a mountain of plastic in the Warcry starter box, and so much of it is awesome terrain that you can use for anything dark fantasy related. I made it a goal of mine to get the whole box set painted before the end of the year, so getting the terrain done felt like … Continue reading Painting Warcry Terrain
I'm learning that when the motivation hits, I've gotta run with it! Last week I was struck by the desire to paint Necrons for the first time ever, so I pulled out the Necron half of my Indomitus box (plus an extra Overlord I had around) and set to work. The main goal here was … Continue reading Painting Indomitus Necrons
I discovered the Witcher boardgame through my friends Charlie and Jill, and while we have never finished a full game it has been so much fun that I really wanted to get the minis for it painted. Unfortunately, I don't think the creators of the game ever intended these to be painted because the quality … Continue reading Witcher Boardgame Minis
This mini "Anna" from Bold Miniatures was an impulse buy a while back because I have a big soft spot for rangers of all sorts. She's quite large and covered with characterful details that help you tell her story, really a beautifully sculpted mini. I especially love that she looks like a fantasy mini at … Continue reading Anna
With my move back to Colorado behind me, I broke in the new painting desk with another commission! Rob saw my Tron Harlequins and asked me to paint these two in that style, to join his army of Synthwave Sisters of Battle. Since I've already written about how I painted the Harlequins I'll be brief … Continue reading Daemonifuge Commission
Harlequins are one of those model kits that I think every mini painting enthusiast thinks about painting at some point. They're so dynamic, and just detailed enough to be interesting while still leaving plenty up for interpretation, stellar design work on by GW. I've had the itch for a long time, but I never got … Continue reading Painting Tron-Inspired Harlequins
When I saw Sergio Calvo's Hirelings of Asura kickstarter I knew I had to back it, even if only for the video tutorials. However, the miniatures themselves were incredible too, with one of them bearing a striking resemblance to a character I've played for years in D&D. That was Tsukigoro, but the sculpt was so … Continue reading Tsukigoro / Momak
This sculpt is C-48 Roy from Savage Forged Minis but I'm calling my piece Robot in Yellow. After painting the last few models of my recent High Elf army commission with yellow robes I got a taste for it and I wanted to paint something of my own in that scheme. This miniature fit the … Continue reading Robot in Yellow
The Brief: A friend of mine asked me to paint up his High Elf army, which was already built but not looking great due to being a mishmash of ebay purchases and the like. Most models had mold lines, some are broken or falling apart, etc... What he asked for was a decent looking paintjob … Continue reading Project Log: High Elf Commission
