Good evening all - long time lurker here, and I decided it's about time I started to contribute a bit more to the boards by way of showing off what I'm working on
First of all, my poison's mainly pre-slotta Citadel and 1980's Grenadier, so if you're not a fan of the classic sculpts, look away now!
I'm currently painting a bunch up to use for a homebrew D&D campaign that I'll be starting shortly, the plan being to use the miniatures when required during actual sessions, but also to run some wargames set in my campaign world to decide the fate of events happening 'off screen', as it were.
Before we get started, I'll just throw out a quick bit about myself - I started getting back into miniatures about three years ago, having gamed a little bit and collected GW mini's as a kid. It's taken me a little while (and a whole bunch of abandoned projects!) to find what I really enjoy, but it seems to be the early to mid-80's style that's really grabbed me. I love the character of these old miniatures and I love how much choice there is - as somebody whose main interest is in narrative led gaming, they're a dream come true
Anyway, three years on and I finally have a project that I want to stick with, so now it's time to get painting. I'm still very much easing back in on the painting front, so the first bunch of miniatures will no doubt be terrible, but part of the reason I wanted to start this log was to chart my progress and hopefully motivate myself to get more painted! So, without further do, I introduce you to ...
.. Harry Hooplin, retired adventurer and proprietor of The Laughing Stocks Inn, just a short journey north from our intrepid adventurer's home village. If they head that way, they may well hear the wily old Halfling telling tales by the fire of dungeons long since looted - and he may even have heard rumours of strange goings on in the local area if they play their cards right. Has the dreaded Chaos taint spread this far north on the isle of Varelle already or is something else afoot?
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Next up is Walter, Harry's companion of many journeys and closest friend. Finished the paintjob on him last night, so should have him photographed tomorrow, and then it'll be onto some more of these lovely Grenadier figures from the AD&D Dungeon Explorers boxed set that I'm currently collecting, along with some Citadel Fantasy Tribes Orcs that have just been primed
I'll pull the gaming table out once I've got some more stuff finished too, so that I'm not using Chux cloths as a scenic base for my pictures