Down down to Goblin-town you go, my lad!

[DeafNala]

The Little Green Guys & the Rustic Ranger turned out WONDERFULLY...GREAT brushwork. The Goblins' shields are especially striking. VERY WELL DONE!

[Vermis]

Brilliant!

[Constable Bertrand]

Look at that ranger!     

All clean and tidy. He must be a noob, he's not covered in ewok juices yet.

Cheers
Matt

Ps. Haddon, could you crop your images a little tighter around the figure? So the figures are bigger when you save for web? The ranger is teeny tinny in his surroundings.

[CaptainHaddonCollider]

Freshly cropped and off the paint station, here's the next two heroes:

Halfling rouge


Elf wizard


And more Goblins! These are the last for now, as I am all out of unpainted greenskins (if anyone happen to have some old citadel Common Goblins to spare, I'd like to hear from you!).


I have all the essentials together for the first part of the adventure, which is really nice. As I read through the rules for the new edition, I get more and more hooked on the game. It brings back a lot of the old feeling from my early days as an adventurer (before my Paladin took and arrow to the knee...and the face. And a few to the gut as well. And got mashed by a large rock.). Anyways, everything I do from now on is pretty much just icing on the cake and stuff for future quests. The DM's handbook should contain a pretty nifty dungeon generator, so the dungeon tiles will come well in handy.
But for now, I'm working on some of the most tested and tried denizens of the Realms. The salt of the earth, the poor and the hardworking: Peseants!





Still a way to go with these, but we're getting there.

[beefcake]

Have to echo the klarg comments. He's great. Must get one also.

[DeafNala]

You've added some UBERCOOL, & SPLENIDLY painted pieces to your growing collection...love Yeemik. Keep up the GREAT WORK!

[Constable Bertrand]

Bigger is better

The sloppy peasantry are very nicely done

Cheers
Matt.