Bad Hombres

I had a little spare time and decided to tackle a couple of mini projects that I have been putting off. The figure on the left in the photo is the Eli Arborwood figure from the Starlink Battle for Atlas Game. Eli is from a race of plant-like beings. In the game he is a gunslinger and bounty hunter. I removed Eli from his original base, gave him a quick wash to give the figure a little more contrast, and then rebased him. I added a skull to the base and put some texture in spots. I gave the base a watery dark brown wash and then drybrushed some lime green into the textured areas to give them a mossy appearance.

The other figure is actually two figures combined. The base figure is a Sand Lion from the Golem Arcana game. I removed the original rider (stupid looking little figure). I then removed the horns which were near the saddle and repositioned them alongside the beast's head. This gave me the room to add the rider. The rider is a Mage Knight Dragon Priest that I picked up for cheap on eBay. I gave him a quick repaint to better match the Sand Lion and then glued him in place. I'm pleased with how they turned out. I don't know what to tackle next. Please check back and find out. Stay safe out there.

 

Say Hello To My Little Friends

Miniatures Market had a great closeout sale a few weeks back.  I grabbed some figures from the Golem Arcana game, a set from Arcane Legions, and some other stuff.  I just finished modifying the Golems.  I will use them as 28mm models.  I eliminated the silly looking little jockey guys and replaced them with Sculpey or skulls from Secret Weapon Miniatures.  I think that they turned out decently.

The figures in the back of the picture are pretty darn big and exceptionally cool looking.  The 3 figures in the middle are about the same size as a frost or fire giant from D&D, Pathfinder, or Reaper.  The Sand Lion on the left is a tad larger than a standard 28mm figure.  Take a look and see what you think.

Pens are back in action.  Steelers got a win.  The Pitt Panthers too.  Ya gotta love the Fall here in da Burgh!