Vesparo's Vendetta

[Michka]

I've been a fantasy mood for months now, but I haven't posted any of my fantasy minis on LAF. I post regularly on the Otherworlds forum, and I've posted lots of stuff in the Science Fiction section here, but for some reason I never get around to showing off here. Anyway, this is the first post of many at the Fantasy corner of the Lead Adventure Forum. I give you Vesparo's Vedetta, a selection from the Warhammer Dogs of War army.



Hope you enjoy.

[Imp522]

Haven't seen those miniatures in years, You did a great job on them.

[Damien]

Welcome to the fantasy corner of LAF. Great paint jobs on some amazing figures, the red and bases look particularly good. I would personally like to see some bigger pics of your fantastic miniatures.



Cheers,
 Damien

[beefcake]

Excellent paintjob there. I really like these minis and the choice of basing for them is great as well, they really suit the dark alleys of a city rather than a battlefield.

[Michka]

Welcome to the fantasy corner of LAF. Great paint jobs on some amazing figures, the red and bases look particularly good. I would personally like to see some bigger pics of your fantastic miniatures.
Cheers,  Damien 

Since you asked... And Thank You for asking.

[Damien]

Yeah baby! These are the pics you need to post. They all look fantastic but the first guy with the skull... damn he looks good. I don't know about the rest of LAF but here in the Fantasy section we want big pics.


Great stuff,
 Damien

btw are those resin bases or did you sculpt them?

[DeafNala]

VERY FINE WORK on some old favorites. I agree with Damien; i.e., Vesparo looks particularly cool...appropriately enough.

[Michka]

Thank you DeafNala and Damien. I love the work you guys do.
Damien, I put the bases together by cutting out circles of this plastic cobblestone ground surface stuff I found at Micheals. They only sell it around Christmas, and it sells out quickly. I missed out this year and I'm kicking myself. I cut out the cobblestone circles and insert them into the Reaper 30mm bases. (The usual 30mm bases are too shallow.) Then I putty around the gap. It's a lot more work but I'm happy with the results. The great thing about making bases is I get to use my hobby time when I'm not in the mood to paint. I'm sure we all have those moments.