Gandalf's thread of stuff - aSoIaF kitbashes, Oathmark etc.

[Gandalf the G]

While I am not in lockdown, I have been working from home since friday. I decided to see if I had some models that I haven't posted here yet. Mostly I've been painting goblins and Erathians, but I want to premiere them at the club before I show them off here. So, I found a few.

First picture shows a Summoner and his apprentice trying to keep a Druid and his golem from a summoning. The druid is again from Oathmark, his golem is Wizkids(they seem to be made for each other). The Summoners gang are kitbashed from various kits, but mostly Frostgrave and Fireforge.

Next is a Necromancer to go with my zombies. It was made for SAGA, but my undead warband is a low priority project, so who knows when he will see play. It was fun to build, though.

[scatterbrains]

Very cool little scene!

[Koyote]

Next is a Necromancer to go with my zombies. It was made for SAGA, but my undead warband is a low priority project, so who knows when he will see play. It was fun to build, though.

This little diorama is brilliant.  The necromacer and zombie have their heads back, mouths open, and their arms are in essentially the same position.  This suggests that the reanimation spell has created a temporary magical/spiritual connection between the two.  It's very cinematic.

[Maddoc]

Wot 'e said.

[Argonor]

Loving this thread! 

I'm all for combining stuff from various manufactures and multi-purposing everything!

[Gandalf the G]

Scatterbrains, Koyote, Rick, Orgrob, Maddoc & Argonor, thank you very much for your kind comments.

Yesterday I finally got to play my small army of Perry early 15th century knights. It is an army themed after the Castle faction from Heroes of Might and Magic 3, so in addition to footmen archers and cavaliers, the army also features a Griffon and an archangel.

The Archangel is built from a number of kits. He has a sword from GW Battle Wizards, wings from GW Bretonnian Pegasus. The body is from Warlord Games greeks, slightly reposed legs. Arms from Warlord Orcs, bracers and hands from Oathmark humans, head from Victrix and shield from Warlord Macedonians. 7 different kits, not bad!

[Lord Borjado]

Impressive!!

[bonewolf22]

Love the angel, I recognized him as a Heroes of Might and Magic unit before I read that it was your inspiration. Goes to show how spot on it is.

[Gandalf the G]

bonewolf22: Thanks, that is indeed a good sign!
Lord Borjado: Thank you!

Back when North Star released their Goblin Wolf Riders this january, I was lucky enough to get one of the limited edition character models. However, I am not really that fond of the model's head and weapon. Today, I've been trying out a few different options. Not sure which one I like most, but I'm leaning towards a spear of some kind.

[Ogrob]

Spear looks good, or the rightmost sword.

[Gandalf the G]

I've been working on some DnD characters. These guys are a half-elf warlock and a human monk.

[Grumpy Gnome]

I like the spear on the wolf rider.

The D&D characters are cool but what has my real interest is the giant lizard!

[Gandalf the G]

Rick, I'm still working on the crew for the lizard, but it should hopefully be done pretty soon.

I finished some reinforcements for my Erathians.
First is a squire for my commander, Tyris. It is a Perry WotR miniature with arms from the Agincourt range. The shield is an old Warhammer piece.

Next photo, from the left:
Random infantryman with big axe
Sergeant for my spearmen, which is meant to be somewhat reminiscent of the halberdier from the HoMM3 game.
An infantry commander
Standard bearer, sans standard
Man-at-arms

[Grumpy Gnome]

Nice work! I look forward to seeing that crew in the future.

[Captain Blood]

They look great. Nice posing and nice painting