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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: McYellowbelly on January 04, 2021, 08:28:41 PM
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After a request here, many thanks for your help LAFers, I have some halflings given away with Miniature Wargames.
My evil plan is to combine them with plastic skeleton heads and the undead will March!
Mwahahahaha! But it will only be will small steps, so relatively slowly!
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That works very well.
I enclosed the magazine article for you - the 'dirty' paint job Pete the Wargamer used will fit very well with your conversion if you are stuck for ideas:
https://youtu.be/gefgDDba28A (https://youtu.be/gefgDDba28A)
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There's also a pretty decent undead halfling that Reaper makes if you want one with less effort to get ready
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Maybe Wargames Atlantic will make some if enough people ask?
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Very nice!
Would a zombie halfling want to stop for both brains and second brains? lol
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They look brilliant.
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Cool conversions. The heads fit well. Will you change the hands and feet, too? You definitely gave me some inspiration for my sprue. One Zombie halfling is a must now.
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Cheers all, hoping to make a small pike block.
Will try painting the hands and feet to look skeletal.
Hands should work, not sure about the feet yet.
Will post progress pics
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Ingenious.
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Lovely! They work really well.
The Assault Group also do some rather lovely Zombie halflings if you wanted to expand this further. Recommend them wholeheartedly. TT combat do all sorts of Undead halflings too, Mummies, Skeletons, Zombies etc
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First few painted.
Will be a unit of 15, with standard, hero, musician,leader.
Still to base and make a movement tray once finished.
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Those look brilliant! The rust effect turned out very well.
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Very nice!
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Lovely!
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Love them. Great work on the rust effect
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very nice.
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Just pick one of the above compliments and add a +1
Hands and feet worked well.
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Great idea and wonderful painting!
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Great stuff!!
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Everyone in Little Piddling on the Cete knew the story...many years ago, a noble, but arrogant halfling, Sir Whotta Coq-hede, led the towns militia off to war.
They left and were never seen again, small halflings who wouldn't go to sleep were warned to sleep or Sir Whotta and his skeleton militia would steal them away.
The children knew it was a fairy tale, despite older halflings swearing on their second breakfast it was true.
Then, one still, moonless foggy night, a small halfling child swore she heard a noise like a horn getting closer.....
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Those are brilliant :)
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Creative unit.
I do not want to face them.
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Few more pics
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Great job! How did you achieve that rust effect?
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Great job! How did you achieve that rust effect?
Vallejo Panzer aces rust colours, working from dark to light using a stippling technique.
Followed by various light washes, Agrax earthshade, Athonian camoshade, sienna.
No fixed pattern, just playing around until I like it!