15mm Dungeon crawl : Villains and Warbands (update 17 april 2020. p3)

[Stéphane]

After the caracters, here their villains and great ennemies (all from Demonworld)

[Stéphane]

First, a group of cultists fronm Demonworld

[Stéphane]

The classical orcish bunch

From Demonworld


From Chariot miniatures


And their trolls allies (half demonworld, half Chariot)

[Duke Donald]

These are nice. Sometimes I wished my minis were 15mm high; I wouldn't be worried being crushed one day by the mountain of lead toppling over.

[DeafNala]

All the Evil Folk: Lads, Ladies, & Whatever are BEAUTIFULLY painted creations...love the expressive Troll. VERY WELL DONE!

[Gibby]

Demonworld have to be some of the greatest 15mm figures I've ever seen. I've so often been tempted to buy a load! Lovely painting!

[Stéphane]

Thanks but beware, Demonworld miniatures are pretty but difficult to paint (need lot of time for not very good
rendering). In fact, it's not very easy to have a great result cause they have too many details.

Stéphane

[Stéphane]

Now the first goblins tribe; woodland goblins.






All from Splilntered light miniatures

Stéphane

[Stéphane]

Now the second one : Goblins of the fire mountain

The same miniatures with another peinted work






And a fire golem for ally.


This last come from battlelore boardgame miniatures.

Stéphane

[Stéphane]

The salamander warband from Khurazan miniatures





Stéphane

[Modhail]

A great collection! And great paintjobs, especially at that scale... 

[blackstone]

Great stuff! Love the painting on the fire golem

[Vermis]

Nice painting! I especially like the different schemes of the goblins.

Thanks but beware, Demonworld miniatures are pretty but difficult to paint (need lot of time for not very good
rendering). In fact, it's not very easy to have a great result cause they have too many details.

Stéphane

Interesting to hear. Just comparing the photos here, the Chariot orcs look as detailed, if not more detailed than the Demonworld orcs. Which ones were more difficult to paint? Or did I choose a bad example? Which minis or which level of detail did you find easiest to paint?

[Stéphane]

Interesting to hear. Just comparing the photos here, the Chariot orcs look as detailed, if not more detailed than the Demonworld orcs. Which ones were more difficult to paint? Or did I choose a bad example? Which minis or which level of detail did you find easiest to paint?

In fact I try always to take the most simplies miniatures in the demonworld range. The simples orcs don't give me problem, but I've got it when I try to paint demonworld Elven (specialy the hight ones).
The details are very tiny and when you watch the miniatures on the gameboard you could see nothing because too much things to see. In distance to play, your eyes could not see too much details and colors (Paricularly small gems who you could found on every elf in this range). Too much work for not a very good record.
I prefer simple miniature. The Chariot ones are good, even they have so many things to paint. They are easy and finaly have a very good record.

Hope you could understand my bad english

Thanks for you coments

Stéphane

[Vermis]

Hope you could understand my bad english

No problem. Your explanation sounds like my preference for 10mm minis: clean, simple shapes without getting bogged down in fussy detail. Thanks Stéphane.

The demonworld elves in your other topic do look very good and well painted, though!