Painted: Scotia-Grendel Olmec heads

[uti long smile]

Some new pics of some old Grendel resin pieces from the commissioned brush of Mark Dixon.



Check out more of Mark's work here:

http://www.artwho9figurepainting.co.uk/

My full Lost world gallery is here:

http://s274.photobucket.com/albums/jj278/pez47/Lost%20World/?start=all

[Orctrader]

Excellent    As is the other painting in the galleries.

Due to Bonus Round 10 of the current LPL I am having to think about Lost World stuff myself...

[Hitman]

Those are very nice. I used to sell Scotia Grendel...so I have tons of their stuff all painted up. I love painting it...very easy and when finished, they always look great!! Thanks for sharing.

[Doomhippie]

Reminds me of many great (and not so great) adventure movies. Thanks for posting them.

[opa wuttke]

They look great, as well as all the images in your gallery.

Are the big birds ("Terrorbirds" ) from Reaper ?

[uti long smile]

Cheers guys!

The smaller terror birds are rather rubbish Mage Knight plastics and the larger (pictured below) is the Copplestone Carniverous Bird (which I don't think is in stock at the moment).



More pics here BTW:
http://s274.photobucket.com/albums/jj278/pez47/Battle%20Boards/Isle%20of%20Dread/?start=all
 
I'm very tempted by the new Dragonblood 'Skullcracker bird' too:

http://www.dragonbloodminis.com/

[Grimm]

that is all very nice stuff and I am sure it is a blast to game with that figures .
good Work !!

can you tell me where these figures are from
http://s274.photobucket.com/albums/jj278/pez47/Lost%20World/?action=view&current=kp48.jpg

http://s274.photobucket.com/albums/jj278/pez47/Lost%20World/?action=view&current=kp115.jpg

Tanks
Grimm

[uti long smile]

Grimm

The baboons are from Lance and Laser. Their site seems to be down, but I've found them here:
http://www.gamers-quest.co.uk/acatalog/HeroQuest.html

The Robber Flies are from Heresy's Waspquitos (which I have on good authority are a pain to pin, and are very delicate when when built!):
http://www.heresyminiatures.com/hm015.htm

Cheers

Karl