Dwarven King Finished

 After several years, the Dwarf King is finished! Here was the last WIP. 

http://fortwargame.blogspot.com/2018/11/dwarven-king.html

Kamba Ihote and Oksana

Here are two of my characters from some D&D campaigns that I'm currently playing (or at least I was until C-19 restrictions came into force again).

The Tortle is a conversion of a Tortle monk figure that I found on Thingiverse. His name is basically Turtle Turtle in Swahili and Xhosa respectively. He is mechanically a fighter, but his backstory is that he's a stonemason and hence the modified hammer. The Faun bard is a parallel character in the same game world, but I won't say much about her as she's not been brought into full time use yet, and my fellow players might be reading this. Model-wise she was designed on Heroforge and printed on my Photon.

Heroes

These were the heroes for the birthday adventure, and each was a gift to the player running them. The pink Fairy is a Stonewall figure, the rest are from Thingiverse with a little greenstuff work in places.

Green Hag

From the Wizkids pre-primed range and rapidly painted to hit the game deadline.

Faithful Hounds

I needed a pack of Mastiffs, but these were the closest I found on Thingiverse. They were given a super fast paint job and a base:

Banshee

This was one of the first minis I printed on my Anycubic Photon, I recognise this from the supplied-in-the-box clear green resin. Now based, she she's ready to kill heroes!

I think I found the STL on Thingiverse as usual, but it was ages back so I'm not sure.

GW Skeletons

Just a few of the original GW plastic Skeletons. While these were not the exact miniatures I had as a child, the Skeleton Horde boxed set - selling for £3.99 back in 1990 was the first plastic Citadel set that I ever owned, followed by the Skeleton Army box a little later.

Satyr Bard

Nothing much for ages as I've been really busy with work and investigating new career options. The idea of being permanently working from my front room until retirement is not appealing! 

Here's the start of a few D&D minis that I painted recently for a game that I ran for a friend's birthday.

Found on Thingiverse, printed based and painted.

Dolphin - WIP

Found this, and printed for a laugh - just in case we need to 'summon bigger fish' spell (yes I know this is a mammal). It will no doubt turn up in my next watery adventure, planned for 2021.

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.

Tortley Awesome

Hi folks, I haven't posted for a while, but I have been busy behind the scenes. Not too much to show painted, and some of the stuff I have done has gone into storage for the moment, but I have got a load of stuff I've been 3D printing to show you, and a lot of that will get paint on it before too long. Part of the reason for being quiet is that I was working on a load of Ork projects for a team event I'm in during June. However during play testing, we couldn't use what Orks I have to get anything remotely competitive enough, therefore I'm working on another army, which will be shared here before long.

In the meantime, here's some D&D Tortles straight off the UV curing bed. I'd just made 4 for a friend, Cowabunga Steve, and so I made a couple for myself!

Downloadable from:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/MBEYX97L3/turtlefolk-monk

Man in the mirror

Another piece of scatter terrain today. Here we have the mirror from the Nolzur's set: Mirror and Bird on Stand.

Putting the cart before the horse

Just a quick and dirty paint job on one of the Nolzur's pre-primed 2-wheeled carts.