Some miniatures for Song of Blades and Heroes (Frostgrave undead and construct)

[Bloggard]

good for you for giving the lizardmen some paint.

[Vladimir Raukov]

Simple paint jobs work out great sometimes. Case in point, these lizardMEN.

[Hobgoblin]

Thanks!

Here's a walking fish that I knocked out in about 40 minutes ahead of yesterday's nautical D&D session. I allowed him to spit a paralysing venom, and he caused a suitable amount of shrieks before the party's heavily armed dwarfs reduced him to so much kedgeree.

[DeafNala]

The Walking Fish is a SPLENDID addition to you GLORIOUS collect. VERY WELL DONE!

I just started painting the Reaper Terror Fish myself. I got the idea of adding bat like wings from one of GW's flying Squigs. Ergo, I have him flying with the inspiration  Squig over a cluster of stalagmites.

[Bloggard]

fish is a super figure.

[Hobgoblin]

Many thanks, chaps!

I just started painting the Reaper Terror Fish myself. I got the idea of adding bat like wings from one of GW's flying Squigs. Ergo, I have him flying with the inspiration  Squig over a cluster of stalagmites.

I look forward to seeing him! Oddly enough, when I ordered this fellow from Reaper a while back, I was sent one missing a set of legs. A replacement was swiftly sent, but I'm planning on using the spare as a flying fish for my somewhat Boschian chaos hordes.

Here's a big, burly hobgoblin. He featured as the hobgoblin torturer in our Keep on the Borderlands campaign a few weeks back when he wasn't quite finished. I can see him recurring as a slavedriver now that that the PCs have moved to the high seas.

[Onebigriver]

That looks great! Did any fishmen get a lick of paint before the session perchance? 

Thanks!

Here's a walking fish that I knocked out in about 40 minutes ahead of yesterday's nautical D&D session. I allowed him to spit a paralysing venom, and he caused a suitable amount of shrieks before the party's heavily armed dwarfs reduced him to so much kedgeree.

[Hobgoblin]

That looks great! Did any fishmen get a lick of paint before the session perchance? 

Thanks! Not yet, but they should be coming soon (the PCs have been tracked by assassins to the largest of the Far Isles and are probably going to have to seek refuge on a more remote island - where who knows what might lurk ...).

[Hobgoblin]

And these were the assassins: two high-level fighters and a cleric, accompanies by sundry hired thugs. They were unsuccessful this afternoon, but it was a fairly close-run thing. The party managed to take one alive for interrogation.

[Golgotha]

Love the knight/cleric in the middle - who makes him?

[swiftnick]

Judging by the massive weapon and helmet
I think Fireforge.

[beefcake]

Very nice. Great additions to your heroic reitnue, a tad out numbered though I imagine.

[Hobgoblin]

Thanks, guys!

Judging by the massive weapon and helmet
I think Fireforge.

Spot on!

[Hobgoblin]

We've been playing D&D with a seven-strong party just about every day since lockdown began. One side-effect of this is that it's been forcing me to finish off miniature projects that I started some time ago - if only to get fresh opponents on the table!

I got a couple more of these red orcs done for yesterday's session, and then a (very quick!) wizard done for today. All, of course, were summarily slain ...

[fred]

I'm liking those red orcs!

Having to find new figures for encounters every day sounds challenging!