What we painted in September 2025

[marianas_gamer]

[armchairgeneral]

 They look great 

[FifteensAway]

And a reminder I have yet to get to work on my stash of 3D printed trees! 

Yes, nice work.

[marianas_gamer]

Thanks fellas

[mikedemana]

My second batch of Warhost 28mm metal orcs. These are archers, of course, and have lots of cool poses and sculpts like the first batch of   Linebreakers.



Closeups of the rest of the batch (and the first Linebreakers) on the "Gut You Like a Bonefish!" thread in the Fantasy Boards:
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=150435.msg1933108#msg1933108

Mike Demana

[FifteensAway]

Painted 27 Nemonaut figures to go with the yet to be built JVS Naughtylust.  (Painted figures YTD: 907)



Got started on my jungle trees which includes most of my 3D printed trees.



Still a work in progress but built a 'crude' loading crane for my pulp seaport.



Painted my dozen built piers for seaport use.



Still more work in progress, a couple of warehouses for bananas.

[syrinx0]

Painted up two more figures for our ongoing Aliens campaign.  This time some smart-gunners for our marine players.

[nozza_uk]

A pair of 3D designs from Across the Realms, described as 'Grim Dark' civilians.



A batch of Wargames Atlantic Cannon Fodder figures, customised with Stargrave heads and arms. I’m aiming for a grounded, utilitarian, and a bit rugged vibe.



Lastly, I finished up a cold-weather child survivor from Athena Miniatures, plus a rescued plastic unicorn toy - primed, painted, and ready for fantasy adventures.

[mikedemana]

I worked on some French & Indian War scatter for a couple games I was going to run. I needed some tents for the French encampment in my refight of the "Skirmish at Jumonville Glen" I ran at the local history museum. I also made some campfire rings to put my Bad Goblin Games flickering LED fires on. The sacks are for a game less than a week later which has loaded down Rogers Rangers trying to escape a Huron village when the hunting party of its menfolk return. The sack placed on the figure's base means it is still carrying its loot.

More details on how I built the tents on my Lead Legionaries blog:
https://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/2025/09/frency-indian-war-scatter-terrain.html

Mike Demana

[mikedemana]

Even though I don't play much Saga anymore myself, I always like to contribute to the prize pool for the tournaments the local guys hold. Typically, I do a warlord stand for each tourney. This year's tournaments at our local convention (Advance the Colors in Springfield, OH), are Age of Medieval (Crusades & Chivalry) and Age of Iron and Steel (everything but the Ancient books).



Above is the medieval warlord and below is the Iron and Steel one. The banners are designed in Photoshop and printed out at the local office supply store on their laser printer. I was pretty happy with how they came out. If you're anywhere near Central Ohio in the states, you should come to ATC, Oct. 10-11:
https://www.hmgsgl.org/advance-the-colors



More pics and details about painting them on my blog:
http://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/2025/09/warlord-stands-as-prizes-for-advance.html

Mike Demana

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

In August I painted some GW LOTR Gondor scenery. This month I built and painted the GW LOTR Rohan Palisade and watch tower.

This is a very nice kit and useful terrain.

[OSHIROmodels]

Some Piano Wargames Austrian jägers.

Lovely to paint but a tiny bit on the large side compared to my Perrys (I got the metals).

[AndrewBeasley]

Only got a few 3mm trees done:

[majorsmith]

Those jägers are beautiful!

[Doug ex-em4]

Those jägers are beautiful!

Agreed - lovely

Doug