Ninjas!

Finally got around to posting these ninjas! Again an extremely easy repaint but a necessary one, the ninja on the left was painted white so I decided I would get rid of the shiny plastic look from the other two while I was at it.

These ninjas sculpts are great and look so much better without a shiny plastic look.

Marro Squid

I painted this like a week ago. Its the DnD Roper from the Against the Giants set. I got the mini for my birthday and immediately knew I would paint it into a Marro someday. That someday was last week. All I did was put a black base coat on, then used Apple Barrel: Barn Red. Last I mixed white and FolkArt: Teddy Bear Tan for the top tan color.

I like how this one came out. Unfortunately, this is gonna use up my last DW9K base (the extra big one).

In other news, I cut the Balor off its base and stuck it on a 2 hex base. I also rebased 2 other DnD minis: the Yuan-Ti Swiftscale and Orc Raider.

Little Trolls

I painted these for my bro in exchange for a MegaBlocks dragon. They are trolls from the Battlegrounds: Crossbows & Catapults expansion. It came with four, but only two different sculpts. This was a simple one, but I procrastinated on it a lot. I plan on painting my new troll to match these guys...

Next up tomorrow: Marro Squid

Some rocks

A couple of rocks that I found in my driveway, posed, and hot glued to a cardboard hex. Then I added sand. And then painted sand black and drybrushed on some FolkArt Medium Gray. Not much to it and will probably make some bigger ones and some small ones riding 1" square bases for my DnD scenes. I haven't tried completely repainting the whole rock yet... maybe next time.

Not much for this one and I'm getting used to using the "Add Image" tool so my pics don't take up the whole screen. Sorry for bad 2nd pic.

Painted a black and silver skeleton dude

Ok, the race known as the Marro from Heroscape have never really fascinated me. What did strike me was the sculpt of Ne-Gok-Sa, from RotV. It looked like they tried to make a skeleton knight with flesh for bones. Not only that, but it was extremely easy to prime and drybrush.

Some pics:





I may do a set of Marro Warriors to look like him, but that would be just another to add to my to-do list...