My fantasy projects

[randycarter]

Thank you, Gibby:  I'm glad that you liked this though lights in photos are very yellowish and I'm not very found yet in NMM.

Next demon palette: WWII soviet infantry (!)

[beefcake]

Very nice. I wish these old minis were still in production. So much flavour!

[randycarter]

Thank you beefcake!

Yes, Chronopia range had some really fantastic models: the guy I painted i sepia colours is a beautiful sculpt, great desing, great character, beautiful details and posture. Even if the Devout faction (demons/cultists/undead) was not one of the best in the range, there was some great model in it.

[randycarter]

It took some time, but I have some pics of a new winged demon: this time WWII Russian infantry palette, with some simple conversions (four wings and a simple weapon swap). Not happy with the non metallics yet, but I'm working on it. 

Thank you for reading and a happy Easter to everybody!

[Father_Andrew]

Awesome conversions!

[randycarter]

Thank you Andrew, I'm glad that you like it!

[randycarter]

Ok, keep on on my fantasy roll: inspired by the fantastic recipe of Hagen Pinxit for marble painting, this time I made some statues thought to be used as terrains (for Frostgrave or even for Warhammer Underwolds). The result is far from that of the original tutorial, but decent enough for tabletop level.

http://hagenpinxit.blogspot.com/2018/06/marble-tutorial.html

And then the mandatory (non) winged demon: conversion and paint job thinking in some way to a jellyfish.

Thank you for reading

[randycarter]

A quick update: few shots from a recent game of SOBH played with my good mate Flavio. My chaos adepts battled with Flavio's skavens (and they totally suked ).
But lot of fun in the end!
Featuring a close up of one of my marble statues on the top of Flavio's scenics.

[randycarter]

Leaking of new material to update the fantasy tread, but having received my brand new tripod, I decided to take some picture of some miniature painted some time ago. I started with a small army put together when I gave a try to Warmachine: so here are my non-Cryx minis! I started with the humble mecanichal zombies (mechanithrall, in game terms) and their surgeon master (plus his minions). Most of them old GW zombies with various conversions and an old Warzone dark legion guy playing as the master. Hope you like them!

[Padrissimus]

Great stuff. I thought I was being clever when I zombified some GW Ogre Bulls to be Crypt Horrors. But the Dunning Kruger effect applies, as I now see the sort of conversions that can be done!!!

[randycarter]

Great stuff. I thought I was being clever when I zombified some GW Ogre Bulls to be Crypt Horrors. But the Dunning Kruger effect applies, as I now see the sort of conversions that can be done!!!

Thank you mate, I'm glad that you like them!
To be honest old GW zombies were quite easy to customize: theyr multi-part concept allowed quite easily to swap parts of their bodies with virtually everything. The drawbak were odd positions, lack of dynamism and so on. All in all even today I see often bits of that kit utilized in conversion stuff.

[randycarter]

Some blurry, over-lightened pics to share what's on the workbench: a re-basing of some old grenedier wood elf painted long time ago, a color test (feat an ugly paint job on the miniature ) and the mandatory demon (again, converted from old Chronopia stuff).
Hope you like it!

[sundayhero]

Great work !

i recognize chronopia demonwings :

http://www.chronopiaworld.com/artikel.php?id=118

Do you have any spare wings left ? I'm searching for a couple of them, to complete a chronopia unit.

Thanks

[randycarter]

Hi Sundayhero,
sorry, but I have just one more model and I'd like to keep it.
I have a spare bit of wings from a complete model, but I think you mean the complete model of a daemon wing...

[sundayhero]

Hi,

thank you for your answer,

I'm just searching for the separated wings only, not the figure itself. I bought some used figures sometimes ago, and I don't have the wings of the mini...