The Lovecraftian Painting Circle! (LPC)

[TheMightyFlip]

LPC-80

Re-Animator Zombie



(Hope this is acceptable, old HeroQuest Zombie reused).

[einarolafson]

This is impressive!! love the conversion!!

LPC-81

Ghoul2:  “It was a colossal and nameless blasphemy with glaring red eyes, and it held in bony claws a thing that had been a man, gnawing at the head as a child nibbles at a stick of candy. Its position was a kind of crouch, and as one looked one felt that at any moment it might drop its present prey and seek a juicier morsel.” (“Pickman’s Model”).






Cheers.

[Mason]

Another great Ghoul, sir.
 

At this rate I think we shall see the whole tribe.
 

[The_Baron]

LPC-80

Re-Animator Zombie



(Hope this is acceptable, old HeroQuest Zombie reused).

That's an excellent idea! I have a bunch of them lying around myself, may have to pinch this for some Strange Aeons zombies! Nice work on the paintjob as well!

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LPC-82

The Great Cthulhu - Reaper Bones

“In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulu waits dreaming”





Sorry about the lighting guys, I'm working on a lightbox.  I'll try to post some better ones tomorrow.

[Argonor]

This should've been posted as #100 

[styx]

This should've been posted as #100 

oh well, may as well throw in the towel! I was doing that one for the big #100! 

[Ajsalium]

Nah, much as we love Cthulhu, he isn't one of the Outer Gods, just their High Priest.

Number 100 should be Azathoth itself, the Sultan of Chaos (and swing)!

[diehard]

Seems the Mythos minded do think alike. After admiring the Reaper Cthulhu I finally took the plunge and picked him up, and then instead of finishing any of the multitude of figures I have, some already assembled and primed, I decided that this Circle needed the big guy represented and so began work on him, hoping to get him finished in time. Eh, painting circle or not, it's a great sculpt that I'll be glad to have finished no matter what.

[Uncle Mike]

LPC 83 Servant of the Old Ones

-the thing that had been his brother-which now, where the top of Hamilton's head had been, wore a cap of writhing white worms of finger thickness, like some monstrous sea-anemone sucking vampirishly at the still-living brain!

The Fairground Horror, by Brian Lumley

So...the tentacles got longer...and greener...still, hopefully the quote justifies this absolutely wonderful model. 

[Van-Helsing]

Thats wonderful, who makes that!

[LidlessEye]

Thats wonderful, who makes that!

It was one of the winners of a Frothers sculpting contest a few years ago.  Recently discussed here: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=64008.0

Really hope to see it back in production at some point - it's a gorgeous figure and a real pleasure to paint.

[Van-Helsing]

Ah, thats why I've never seen it - I'm not a fan of the Frothers Forum.

[Bob Murch]

LPC #84 The Watcher

 "But the horror was not in the thing's form, despite being an aberration far beyond earthly nature. The horror emanated from the thing's single, massive eye-an eye that was the lone feature of the pendulous fleshy sack. There was no obvious mouth, ears or any other organ; simply an enormous, viscous eye that gazed directly at Chambers as if he were a specimen of marginal interest."

The Watcher from the Void, Eric Frank Silver, 1936

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Wow, Bob, that's scary. Tremendous piece of horror!

I don't think I have seen the miniature before, is it something of your creations?