More StoneHaven Halflings this week, as I'm keeping up with my goals of painting 5 per week. The little buggers are a ton of fun to paint, and since each one is very different it keeps me from being bored of painting the same thing.
And so this week we have a gardener, a lorekeeper, a ranger, a ratcatcher and a skelly.
From left to right : Ranger, Gardener, Ratcatcher, Skelly and Lorekeeper |
I exceptionally went with a different base style for the skeleton as the nice and happy goblin green didn't seem to fit very well with him. I love that figure, and the smoking pipe is a nice touch. As the first Halfling batch, I used green and brown when possible while still going all over the place in terms of colours, to keep their individuality.
ByronM: More amazing little Halflings from Iannick this week. Super clean painting and great colour choices make these figures really stand out, great work. Making the skeleton's base different is a cool little touch as well as it make him stand out even more, which is probably important as in real life I am not sure you would catch that he is a skeleton at first glance. 25 well earned points, and keep the little ones coming.
These are such fun miniatures! Well done Iannick.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rod!
DeleteWell now I know what Rosie Cotton would have looked like if she had gone on the ring quest :) Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteHahaha good one!
DeleteBeautiful and fun figures Iannick :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin!
DeleteWonderful little figs Iannick. I especially love the gardener.
ReplyDeleteYes she's also one of my favourite. She's a cute one ;-)
DeleteGreat work Iannick. I love that skeleton with the pipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks Greg! Obviously the Halfling skelly is awesome!
DeleteFantastic little figures really nicely painted. I do wonder where the smoke from that pipe goes when inhaled though.....!
ReplyDeleteThanks, well he can't get lung cancer that's for sure!
DeleteVery nicely done and great photography.
ReplyDeleteThanks John. That Photography tutorial part II is up btw
Deletethey are very characterful. good job
ReplyDeleteIt's why I love the range!
Deletefantastic figures and enhanced by your top paint work
ReplyDeleteThanks James, much appreciated
DeleteMore great Fatlings.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many
DeleteYou can have too many Fatlings if you are paying the restaurant bill!
DeleteGreat figures! I love the lorekeeper and the halfling skelly in particular, but they are all really fabulous!
ReplyDeleteIf you look closely, the Lorekeeper has patches on his jacket's elbows ;-)
DeleteHah, I hadn't noticed! Very professorial!
DeleteAbsolutely charming work, Iannick. Love the rat-catcher!
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt, rat-catchers are a WHFRP favourites after all!
DeleteThe first character I rolled up!
DeleteLoving these figures and the grey basing on the skelli is a great extra touch
ReplyDeleteIan
Thanks Ian!
DeleteGreat diversity and fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul!
DeleteSuperb!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI like the bald ranger! The skellie looks like dead Bilbo...
ReplyDeleteBrilliant.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant sculpts, brilliant brushwork, brilliant colours.
So smoking _is_ bad for you!
Top work, Iannick - I do like a quirky fig!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking halflings! You nailed that certain old skool look very well.
ReplyDeleteFantastic brushwork, Iannick!
ReplyDeleteThose are some characterful sculpts, great choice for the skelly too. My favorite is the ratcatcher, but I'd really like to see how the gardener makes rows and prunes with that gear! ;)