Marienburg vs. the Undeadish (update: D&D(&D))

[Pattus Magnus]

The figures look excellent! The effects on the knife and medallion on the grey seer figure are very cool.

[Little Odo]

Agreed, that is a fantastic effect on the knife, medallion and orb

[Tactalvanic]

+1 again on that, excellent effect on the greens there, very evocative of warpstone weirdness and poisons of unknown ick.

Regardless still an achievement, and first class painting as always

[beefcake]

I'd try to be original but i agree. Medallion and knife are superb. I like the helmet too.

[ZeroTwentythree]

Thank you, all. If I was only going to paint one figure in June, I wanted to try doing a decent job of it. 


A little while ago I picked up these three 3d shroom prints. Found some time to paint them recently, pretty happy with them -- prints and painting.

I occasionally think about getting a 3d printer, but I hear it is "a hobby in itself." Plus there are plenty of traditional cast or plastic/resin minis to keep me occupied. But some of that 3d printed terrain that's available.... mmmm.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Those shroomfolk are brilliantly inspirational. Loving your brushwork on them. Something for me to strive for.

[boneio]

Ooh, really like those!

[Hobgoblin]

Terrific!

[FramFramson]

Love 'em. Great painting on some wonderfully gnarly figures.

[ZeroTwentythree]

Still just slow painting. Recently finished the intentionally bright & basic colors on this classic Green Dragon.

Also started collecting photos (some old) of dragons: https://www.zerotwentythree.com/p/dragons.html





I like the way it looks like the green and red are playing like my dogs sometimes do.

[beefcake]

Cool. Love the tail!

[Little Odo]

Those are lovely dragons - the brighter colours look well on them.

[ZeroTwentythree]

Those are lovely dragons - the brighter colours look well on them.

Thanks!

Cool. Love the tail!

Both tails are part of the overall pose & sculpting that makes me love these two together. Having lived with cats & dogs, these two sculpts seem to capture real world animal poses. And in spite of not being related to each other, they have a great sense of interaction. Like I can almost relate them to my two current dogs when they're playing with/mauling each other. 

FWIW, both are vintage '80s sculpts by legends in their field. Red was sculpted by Tom Meier, green was sculpted by Trish Carden.

[ZeroTwentythree]

I painted some stuff for Orctober!! Half-orc kitbash, mostly Oathmark human, but with a mystery head. Maybe from a zombie? I forget where it came from. The goblin shaman is, I think, from Clan War.

I have a couple more orc-y things in progress but most of the rest of the month will be extremely busy so not sure how much more will get painted.

[Hobgoblin]

I painted some stuff for Orctober!! Half-orc kitbash, mostly Oathmark human, but with a mystery head. Maybe from a zombie? I forget where it came from. The goblin shaman is, I think, from Clan War.

They look great - as do the dragons! Think that head's from a Mantic ghoul.