Reed's thread of all things fantasy

[Skullhamma]

Loving your zombies! 

[Reed]

Happy new year, fellow forum dwellers and lurkers!

Some downscaled skeletons from Brite Minis, posted for free on Thingiverse. Although, I must say the full set of skeletons you can get on his Patreon library of archives is very tempting, but I do already have too many bony boys printed thanks to Arbiter Minis (those will come later).



They might be long dead, yes, but they never lose the smile on their faces.

[Reed]

It only took me falling ill with Covid-19 to paint my first miniature of the year, a wizard for Frostgrave. By her looks she is suitable as a Thaumaturge, Elementalist or something along that line. Clearly not a Necromancer or Witch.



3d printed figure, from Vae Victis.

[affun]

Ah, ive got my eye on some Vae Victis prints too (along with a ton of others woops  )

Really nice to see these with paintjobs "in the resin" so to speak. The 15mm's look excellent too - Every tempting me to get out my own 15s again

[Reed]

After suffering from “the plague” I started a new position, so my hobby/painting time got drastically slashed.
This week I decided to come back to my “chill space”, painting 15s. Getting things done in less time improves the mood a bit, which is definitely needed right now.

The lucky winner this time has been a lone guard with halberd from Brite Minis. I love his old-school sculpts, something that’s not very usual among other 3d-designers, which use the medium for very over-the-top works.

[LoxIslay]

This guy looks amazing 

[Knight-Captain Tyr]

Wow, phenomenal work in this thread, I think I missed it before. Your work on the Age of Sigmar terrain is truly special - makes me want to pick it up myself. Great work all around, I'll be following with interest!

[Reed]

Resin printing has absolutely made fall in love again with the 15mm scale. The variety and quality of the pieces one can get with a standard printer is astonishing. And that goes without mentioning the saving in shipping costs. Plus, a bottle of resin goes a long way when printing this tiny.

Today I bring some ghouls from Red Nebular Games patreon. These have been made in lovecraftian fashion, not the usual devolved human we have seen from GW/Mantic.





These will be great for Frostgrave, or even some Myths of Cthulhu-related games.

[CookAndrewB]

Red Nebular makes some great stuff. Those ghouls are sublime.

[Reed]

Slowly getting to pick up brushes again. New work has been hectic and hobby time has been slashed, save for the occasional time to slice some stls for printing.

Today I bring you a lycanthrope from Arbiter Miniatures. This figure has been an experiment with oils, in which I've used acrylics only for basecoating and final details. It came a bit purple-ish in the end, but it is suitable for a bloodthirsty shapeshifter creature, don't you think?

[Elk101]

 Very nice work.

[Reed]

Very nice work.

Much appreciated, thanks!

[hubbabubba]

Some lovely painting in this thread, a nice selection of minis too.

Keep them coming.

[Reed]

"Old Ben? What about him? A decent fella, if I say so. Knows how to wield a weapon and doesn't make a fuss, unlike the rest of these drunkards and criminals. A bit on the quiet side, though.
Some say he once was in a knight order. Yeah, as if anybody like that would drop everything to work in this desolate freezing nowhere...

[Knight-Captain Tyr]

What a great mini. Saw that on Facebook earlier. Lovely colours.