Phantom, not of the opera.

Just a quick snap, as until the base is glued to the larger disc in this picture, it's a bit wobbly. My friend Jamie painted this for me as a commission piece, and ~I'm very happy with the result. I'm left to texture the base to match the rest of my army - whatever theme that's going to be, magnetise the gun options , and add the missing pipe back to the gun.

Tabaxi

This was a figure I printed for Lisa ages back, but the time had come for her to use the figure at her big D&D game in a castle. Therefore I did a speed job on it, only to re-break the tail just as I was getting it completed - oh well, I tried.

I didn't take any photos of this when completed, but this was sent back to me whilst the game was in progress.

This was the image we found on a google search which I was using for inspiration. Certain details are different as Heroforge didn't give me the options to match it more closely. I'll try and get some better pics when I'm next over at Lisa's.

Aarakocra

Super busy last few weeks, new job is eating up the hours and painting has mostly been for my girlfriend, and her various D&D characters. This figure was for her birthday, and was designed over on Heroforge, printed on my Anycubic photo, and then painted in colours that I knew she'd like, and matched the Magpie theme of her Aarakocra character - Acorn.

Dreadtober - failed!

So the month is almost over and I've not managed to complete my dreadnought, and now I'm about to go mobile for work, so until I know my new schedule, no painting for me. I could give a number of reasons why I've not completed this, including helping my girlfriend move house, helping dad deal with holiday home flooding issues, visiting my mum who's unwell, getting ready for my new job, and fighting with my failed 3d printer, but none of these have stopped me having any painting time. What did really do it was the return of my carpal tunnel issues. I'd hoped after the operation, I'd get more than 18 months of so respite, but seems not. While this doesn't stop me painting, it just killed my mojo as I knew I'd be in pain and discomfort afterwards, so I've done very little all month - all of the items on the blog roll were done at the end of Sept/early Oct, and rip fed out. This is where I did get to with my IW dreadnought though.

Something I have wanted to obtain for a long time, a Soviet Tu-28P Fiddler long range fighter. I'll be taking this up to our annual Cold War Commanders game, although I doubt it will see use.

Running Warhound

Another Lucius Warhound, running this time. Still needs weapons printing.

Warlord, more parts printed

I think this is everything to date, except a locating pin, and gear end which were in another room...still loads to do.