Back to the Chamber. I had the food stuffs models from BadSquido Games and thought, why stop there. Pull out the box of Alternative Armes "Lady Wintermore's Fangs" . One of the scenarios in the box is the common ball or feast where troops taking respite are set upon by their hosts. Here are two of the figures from the boxed set (same as the Russian Zombie Militia) from the Golems lair.
Lady Lamia Wintermore decides Ensign Jean d'Alrondt has had enough respite. And decides it is time for her to feast. Let the games begin.
Such is how the sencario is to play, soldiers of Ferach must fight their way out of the castle.
The two figures are from the boxed set having been on the shelves for well over a decade. We'll see if more get painted during the challenge.
The food platform is from BadSquido Games with a couple of balsa wood legs attached. The milliput base is impressed with a base texture stamp from Happy Seppuku modelworks.
That’ll learn him! Nice job on the figures and the cobblestone imprint looks great!
ReplyDeleteNice post - never heard of base texture stamp before ... but great result! Cheers Jez
ReplyDeleteNice vignette. Very effective, and the blood red colour works particularly well!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, that stamp is grand.
ReplyDeleteGreat vignette. Love the flagstones effect.
ReplyDeleteThe base looks awesome, do the stamps work any better than the greenstuff rollers? I always have issues with the rollers either sticking or pulling pieces away, so wondering if these are a better option.
ReplyDeleteByron. I’ve used them for mainly frost grave related figures. I’ve not tried a big base say over 60mm, which a roller might work better on. I simply rub a little water on and press. What you see is what you get. BruceR
DeleteLovely vignette, nice table and basing!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Great looking figures Bruce.
ReplyDeleteAh, very nice! That red and green colour combination needs some getting used to but is quite effective actually.
ReplyDeleteNice work.
ReplyDeleteShe looks like three skullz? Great take on the theme!
ReplyDeleteLovely diorama, reminds me of tea at my house 👍
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR