My third post for this Monday is also the final one in Challenge XII that will be minioned by Monday's Marvellous Minion - Peter. Thank you for helping make the Challenge happen - it's always a lot of fun and helps to get the brushes twirling in their constant struggle against the Shelf of Shame. (didn't you mean shelves? - Ed).
This is a figure for my Kings of War Nightstalkers army - I got the foundation for this army painted in Challenge X. KoW is a constantly evolving game with small adjustments being made at least annually and more significant changes every few years - this helps keep the game fresh and balanced - and it means new models, units and formations come up which you may want to add to your army. Mantic, however, is not the Evil Empire. Changes in the game are not made to sell new more powerful beat stick models without which you won't be competitive!
Mantic doesn't have an official model for Eshenyshrya - I got this one as part of a bulk lot on EBay so I'm not sure of the manufacturer. She fit the bill of someone who was "transformed into a creature of the void: a banshee."
Painting fantasy figures is certainly teaching me some new techniques and I feel like I'm getting a little better at highlighting robes and things - it's a departure from my standard French Napoleonics (apologies to anyone who wanted to see Minifigs this year - I have plenty in the queue!). This also completes 4 inner ring planets so I'd better contact the Snow Lord for the final challenge.
1x28mm figure = 5 points + a 20 bonus for this Mysterious Neighbor on Mars = 25 points
Squirrel +0 (Total 7)
Skulz +2 (!) (Total 3) - there is a tiny skull on her belt and another embedded in top of the scythe
Very nice, Pete! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work on this banshee, Pete. Like you, I've been enjoying the fantasy side of things this year. As you say, the 'non-rules' for colours is sort of refreshing. Good luck on your dash to the center!
ReplyDeletegreat figure Pete!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful figure. You’ve done a great job in giving it movement.
ReplyDeleteGreat mini, Pete! I hope you find the Challenge presented by Peter refreshing. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking fantasy figures!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work on tripling your skull-count!
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