Not much done in the last week or so, but the post holiday season quiet is finally settling in and I have a few days off. I presently have 2 projects on the painting table. Here is the first, 5 miniatures from Greenbriar Games Folklore-The Affliction. This was a kickstarter that I backed a couple of years ago. I received the two large gaming boxes last summer, there must of been around 100 figures in total for this cooperative fantasy tabletop boardgame. You can read more about it on my blog.
I feel the figures are quite nice and I am enjoying painting them, they are a sort of mixture of hard and semi-hard plastic as well as the occasional resin figure. It has been liberating to paint some figures without any, shall we say, guidelines. I hope to paint some more before the challenge ends.
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| Dark Oak's |
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| Mad Druid |
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| Night Stalkers |
From Ray
Nice work John! I do like the look of the Dark Oaks, I think they could be trouble??
I've not heard of this Kickstarter before, there seems to be a new one starting every other day?
Are we going to see all 100 figures during the Challenge?
So the grand total for your Affliction is 25 points!!
Nice figures and painting John :)
ReplyDeleteNice, I was very tempted to back this recently (2nd printing?) but didn't in the end. Your painting works very well on them.
ReplyDeleteSo many entertaining kickstarters out there it seems. Great work John, particularly love the Druid.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking models, also took a peak at the publishers site and the game tickled my intrest
ReplyDeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteLove the trees
ReplyDeleteNice work on these figures. I hope that the rest of the figs in th box are as nice. I like those oaks.
ReplyDeleteThose trees are fun! I know what you mean about the liberating feeling of not being tied to a paint scheme.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome John! I really like how you did the Dark Oaks. Very cool.
ReplyDeletePleasant painting! And living trees are very atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteNice creepy painting!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work John, the oaks look great!
ReplyDeleteI do like these, John! Most especially the dark oaks! Those are really sweet and I like how you painted them!
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