Hi Everyone,
I hope you all are enjoying the Holiday Season, taking in the treats and festivities, and perhaps managing to tuck in a little time with the brushes and paints.
Last night out gaming group had a Christmas-themed game of Moonstone which, as usual, was a lot of great fun. I was hoping to have this entry done for the game, but it just wasn't quite ready for the tabletop, so I got up early this morning to properly finish it off.
I considered breaking out the airbrush for this little brute, but frankly I was just too lazy (rum and eggnog are good sandbags to activity) and the model actually seemed well-suited to straightforward brushwork. I used a mixture of VMC, Contrast and good ole craft paint for this. It was a lot of fun to work on (though it's a surprisingly delicate piece, so I had to be mindful).
The Airship will be a nice addition to the Gnome troupe and I hope to see it plying the skies, causing mayhem, during our next game.
Mama Grimble, her two Boys and the new Gnome Airship. |
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As to scoring, I'll pitch it at 15 points, between a 28mm cavalry model and a vehicle, which seems about right. Since it is for a fantastical setting, I'll also be bold and claim an extra 20 points for the 'Fantasy Book' topic. So all together that's 35 points in the bag for this clever bit of Gnomish engineering.
Thanks for popping in for a look!
- Curt
Splendid looking piece of gnomish aerospace kit!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain!
DeleteNeeds more root vegetable extra I think… 😂😂. Good job sir
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave. I think there's a radish in the groundwork there somewhere. Perhaps more on that later. :)
DeleteCracking job on this. You can never have too many dirigibles
ReplyDeleteMy feelings exactly, Martin. Thanks!
DeleteBeautiful and very flavorful paint job on the gnomish airship. The mushrooms on the base add a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert! Yes, I enjoyed making good use of some 3d printed mushrooms I had deep in my stores. ;)
DeleteVery nice. Love the fantasy base.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom!
DeleteSome superior looking air superiority. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Cheers Stuart.
DeleteLove the 'shrooms as well!
ReplyDeleteThis year will be the year of 'shrooms for me. We could almost have a parallel contest with the skulls, I think!
DeleteSkulls, squirrels or 'shrooms, that's the question. :)
DeleteVery nice Curt! We're also fans of Moonstone here in Hamburg. It's a great little game. Very whimsical, but with some depth to it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ed! Yes, it's a game that is very subtle in its depth.
DeleteOoh thanks just whiz bang ducky Curt. Love the harpoon (or is it a ram?). The flatulent frog better watch out. I can’t believe that said that and yet it makes sense in Moonstone.
ReplyDeleteThat’s not thanks
DeleteCheers Peter! It's a harpoon, no less! Should be a neat addition for our upcoming games.
DeleteCrazy and excellent figure. Enjoy the shrooms basing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce!
DeleteCool looking Airship Curt 🎅👍
ReplyDeleteCheers Ken!
DeleteJust beautiful Curt and the base is superb mate.
ReplyDeleteThanks Millsy, you're very kind.
DeleteWhat an inspired little airship, the basing is also very good Curt!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sander!
DeleteDelightful model and great painting as usual Curt! Love the fungal base too!
ReplyDeleteCheers Martijn!
DeleteThese are so cool love the models, love the painting they will stand out on a table for sure
ReplyDeleteThank you Kent!
DeleteNeat looking piece I must say Curt, much better than a sod or turnip!
ReplyDeleteCheers
MattW
Hehe! Now the gauntlet (parsnip) has been dropped...
DeleteGreat model, I love the colourful basing
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter!
DeleteBrilliant work, Curt.
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Ray!
DeleteSecond the comment above ..... brilliant work. Cheers Jez
ReplyDeleteThanks Jez!
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