Round 3 - Aberrations vs. For Valhalla!

[Prof.Witchheimer]

[Rob_bresnen]

I think that is a tough call. Both excellent in my opinion.

[throwsFireball]

Where're the miniatures in the first one from? I need a field guide!

[Steam Flunky]

That .........eerrrr.....thing ollv, is revolting enough anyway but painting all in flesh tones has made it even more horrible!! Brilliant idea. Luv it!

[fiendil]

Where're the miniatures in the first one from? I need a field guide!

Cthulhu Wars. The lady is Asenath Waite. She might be a kickstarter exclusive so might take some tracking down. (Slightly embarrasingly, while they're also CW, I don't know the others, even though I have them in a box somewhere.)

I haven't checked recently, but Fenris, who sculpted it all, were meant to be selling resin versions of everything at some point.

http://oll.free.fr/Imagifig/Images5/Cthulhu-Wars-suite-5.jpg

[Andym]

Nicely done gents!  Thos monsters are creepy!

[Orctrader]

Great entries both.  Took me a while to decide which one to vote for. 

[grimsmirk]

Cthulhu Wars. The lady is Asenath Waite. She might be a kickstarter exclusive so might take some tracking down. (Slightly embarrasingly, while they're also CW, I don't know the others, even though I have them in a box somewhere.)

I haven't checked recently, but Fenris, who sculpted it all, were meant to be selling resin versions of everything at some point.

http://oll.free.fr/Imagifig/Images5/Cthulhu-Wars-suite-5.jpg

Asenath Waite was indeed a 2013 Kickstarter exclusive.

The other models came from different expansions to the base game.   Your photo shows them in maroon plastic, which was the colour of the collector's miniatures that were sent as stretch goals, just about one of each medium and small mini from CW was made as an extra in maroon plastic for the stretch goal called the collector's set.

Apart from E-bay etc, the other miniatures can be found in plastic as part of various sets in two kickstarters from Petersen Games.

Cthulhu Wars Onslaught 2: Late Backers can order sets.
Cthulhu Mythos for Pathfinder by Petersen Games.  Kickstarter underway with 16 days left.

The Cthulhu Wars Onslaught 2 are boardgame expansions, so you find the miniatures grouped for boardgame play and can get some cards and counters that work with that game in the set.
The Pathfinder sets are meant to create RPG encounter groups, so may line up well with miniature skirmish gamer's scenarios.

The sculpts by their CW names are left to right:

Wizard - from CW's The Sleeper Faction Expansion, for the Pathfinder kickstarter it is being named and designed with a high level backer.
Abomination - from CW's Opener of the Way Faction Expansion, for the Pathfinder it is part of the Former Human Horrors Campaign Collection.
Asneath Waite - Exclusive First Player Marker from first CW kickstarter.
Ghast - from CW's Dreamlands Underworld Monsters Expansion, for Pathfinder it is part of both the Dwellers of the Dreamlands Campaign Collection and the Mythos Ghast Horde Pack.
Mutant - from CW's Opener of the Way Faction Expansion, for the Pathfinder it is part of both the Former Human Horrors Campaign Collection and the Mutant Horde Pack.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/cthulhu-wars-onslaught-two/description
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/sandy-petersens-cthulhu-mythos-for-pathfinder?ref=users

[DivisMal]

Both are nicely painted, but those aberrations really gave me the creeps...

[ollv]

Thanks. 
You are right for the Cthulhu Wars minis.
I received the second wave of the first kickstarter in december and decided to paint some for the LPL :
http://oll.free.fr/Imagifig/?p=5745

[nikko]

Hello,

Nice scene Ollv !!!

Nikko

[Infinite Monkeys]

Where are the second group of miniatures from? 
(sorry if that is an obvious question)

[ollv]

Nice scene Ollv !!!
Nikko

Thanks. I really like the way you painted the Valhalla guards. From the different regiments that Games Workshop made they were my favorite.
Infinite Monkeys, they are old 40k Citadel miniatures.

[barbaric splendor]

Wow, the aberrations truly capture a horrific vibe! Nicely done!