What I painted in December of 2023

[Hammers]

GW Umbar corsair admiral of the fleet captain , Zvezda ballista.

[OSHIROmodels]

Brill 

I was going to do this this afternoon but you beat me to it 

[Silent Invader]

Great start!

[OSHIROmodels]

Here's my little starter for the month 

[Hammers]

Sweet,.

[OSHIROmodels]

And another one 

[pauld]

A Minotaur - but I don't know the make, anyone?

I bought him in a job lot and cut the integral square base off.  I suspect he's from a board game as he's PVC but nevertheless a nice sculpt.

He's a big lad and the Skelton Champion is for scale







These monthly libraries are good for my output.

[tikitang]

Already posted this in my own thread on the subject, but this month (thus far) I have painted a Martian Fighting Machine from The War of the Worlds, in the style of Henrique Alvim Corrêa:





20 cm tall, mounted on 16 cm base.

I hope to get one or two more models out before the end of the month, though each considerably smaller!

[Hammers]

Symbolists for Frostgrave

[Hammers]

Already posted this in my own thread on the subject, but this month (thus far) I have painted a Martian Fighting Machine from The War of the Worlds, in the style of Henrique Alvim Corrêa:





20 cm tall, mounted on 16 cm base.

I hope to get one or two more models out before the end of the month, though each considerably smaller!

What a brilliant build and paint job!

[Vanvlak]

Cool stuff all round, but that tripod is so grand, so faithful to the illustrations too

[tikitang]

that tripod is so grand, so faithful to the illustrations too

Thanks! The legs aren't particularly faithful, but they were designed for that kit and hold it upright well; I didn't fancy building custom legs!

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Excellent posts this month.

On the left we have Pierre Ducos, a political animal, spymaster, and master manipulator. He is a protégé of Joseph Fouché, the notorious secret policeman of the revolutionary period.

On the right, dismounted and mounted versions of Michael Hogan, a middle aged, snuff addicted Irishman in the Royal Engineers, who also serves as an exploring officer for Wellington, riding behind enemy lines in full uniform, and introduces Sharpe into the murky world of politics and espionage.  Unlike many Irishmen in the British army, he was not forced to enlist due to poverty; his family always had money, and though not wealthy, they were comfortable. He enlisted for the chance to be an engineer and practice his skills.

(awaiting a delivery of cavalry bases, in case you wondered!)

[Hammers]

Love those miniatures and the whole photo,Mad Lord. A classic Lead Advent setup.

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Love those miniatures and the whole photo,Mad Lord. A classic Lead Advent setup.

Many thanks, Hammers.