Pavisgrave (broo added 5/4/17)

[Argonor]

Great project and painting!

Is the very large rock-thingy vac-formed plastic? I just had a quick browse of Amera's site, but doesn't seem to be one of theirs.

[Eric the Shed]

I think it is Amera but listed in their future zone range

http://www.amera.co.uk/product.php?range=z

just bought loads of stuff from them for my Frostgrave project

Great table set up...

[Argonor]

I think it is Amera but listed in their future zone range

http://www.amera.co.uk/product.php?range=z

Ah, dang, I only looked in the fantasy range 

[Eric the Shed]

so did I to begin with....

[Duff]

Work on the house has limited the painting opportunities recently but I managed to get a few pieces done.

Orlanthi farmer

Adventurer from Loskalm

Lunar adventurer with a Farsee spell cast on his shield.

[Captain Blood]

Nice 
I like the Frostgrave solider mash-up with the Greek hoplite (or are they Republican Roman) additions.

How do you like the Frostgrave Soldier set?

[Eric the Shed]

they look great....

[Duff]

On the whole I really like the FG plastics Richard. They could be a bit sharper and have sharper undercuts but they make up for it with versatility and character. The head is an Agema Roman by the way

[Koyote]

Wow! What a fantastic collection of minis and terrain.

Which manufacturer makes the wizard on the red hat? The model looks familiar, but I just can't place it.

[Koyote]

Oops! Double post. My apologies.

[Andym]

I'll say it again....I absolutely love your painting style! Thanks solely to you I've been trying my hardest to do OSL!

[Duff]

The wizard with a red hat is by Statuesque Miniatures Koyote. Fantastic model and a joy to paint.

[MaleGriffin]

Your brushwork is AMAZING!!! 

[monkeylite]

Wow, just wow.

[Captain Blood]

On the whole I really like the FG plastics Richard. They could be a bit sharper and have sharper undercuts but they make up for it with versatility and character.

Thanks Roy.
Pretty much what I felt too. They're a bit soft and ill-defined, but they do give lots of interesting new options, and they're fairly easy to paint too.
Once again - great work. You take plastic kitbashing to a whole new level