Boneio's Misc Fantasy - Reaper Minis & AA cockatrice on page 3

[boneio]

A bad squiddo viking (again mostly contrast paint!), and some friends of hers. The half-orc is from alternative armies. The pack pony is a reaper bones model which I blitzed just to have a pack pony available if I need one!

The giant rats are intended for Rangers of Shadow Deep and are again reaper bones done with contrast paint.

[boneio]

Well, I forgot to keep updating this, so here are some new additions, not necessarily recent!

A cyclops from Forge of Ice, via Fenris Games. Didn't turn out how I envisaged it...but it'll do!

Some captives from (I think) Midlam Miniatures. Not a lot to say about these, they didn't take very long and will do nicely for scenarios.

[boneio]

Some giant rats and swamp zombies from Black Tree Design and thus ex Harlequin I believe.

These are unusual in that they took me less time to paint than they took to arrive   

The zombies are done with contrast paint and washes and were quite an experiment for me. I'm happy enough with the result!

[robh]

Nice pieces again, you seem to have a good touch with the Contrast paints. Glad to see you are continuing the project.

[beefcake]

Cool. Nice work on the contrast paints. I've been meaning to use the bone colour so you may have spurred me on a bit here. I like the rats too!

[Mister Frau Blucher]

Zombies look great! I like that they are not as dark as you'd expect for the undead.

[boneio]

Thanks all!

Unsurprisingly I've been a bit more productive during lockdown. Here are some bandits, generic desperate folk wihh poor equipment for use as baddies in D&D, Spellswords, etc.
A mix of Midlam and GW.
Let's not mention that they took me months to paint at my slow and easily distracted pace... Only for me to realise there are 17 of the buggers which is practically a whole Warhammer unit, no wonder it took so long! Again contrast paints because I just wanted these done rather than trying to do my best work.

[boneio]

A bit of scatter terrain. Still need to add foliage to the tree!

Posing on it we have a Bears Head necromancer and a Ral Partha cleric.

[boneio]

A tracker and hounds, from Mirliton. Unsurprisingly intended for use in RoSD!

[boneio]

Been a while since I posted!

Harlequin goblins, painted in the colours of the Blue Cursed (a faction in my D&D campaign).
An acropolis minis nightwatchman - just a quick lazy contrast paint job again!
And a Mirliton guardian dragon (well, no wings, so probably a wyrm or something...)

Special Guest Appearance dire dogs (Nolzur's I think?)

[bc99]

All this stuff is awesome. Great looking colors all around.

[Little Odo]

Some lovely miniatures nicely painted. You are really smashing it with the contrast paints - keep it up!

[boneio]

18 months since last post?! Although it's possible I just can't do maths.

These items don't represent 18 months worth of output... just some things I finished lately and took shots of tonight!

First up, some Foundry scarecrows. Started for a halloween game last year... based up last night. Go figure.

[boneio]

Next, some 3d printed villagers that I slapped Army Painter speed paint onto. It... it reactivates. No bones about it. Still, the villagers are only there to act as NPCs and be rescued, slaughtered, etc.. 

Also some Reaper bones bug swarms.

Followed by some Foundry harpies. I really like these despite doing a very rushed job with contrast paint. They just look...leathery.

[boneio]

Lastly for now...

A 3d printed wagon. I have plans for a sort of diorama for which I'll need something like 4 or 5 more 'caravan' type wagons. So, will be ready in about 10 years 

And finally, my favourites of the batch - two of my D&D characters.
Issara, a yaun-ti who got lost somewhere in the jungles of Chult
Cara, Cardinal of Procan, a cleric from Geoff (in the Greyhawk setting) whose party just slew Demogorgon and prevented the savage tide from sweeping the continent. Bittersweet as that's the first time I've played to the end of a campaign, but a satisfactory denouement. Cara will return for side-quests later...