Another bunch of figurines for my D&D campaigns, this time, a detachment of skeletons, a classic addition to any fantasy collection. These vinyl miniatures are from Reaper and originate from the generous JeremyM donation.
First, here are 6 skeleton spearmen. I simply followed the classic "Egyptian" style, inspired by Games Workshop's Tomb Kings.
Then 4 skeleton warriors. I used 3 different colors for basecoat, hoping to get some variety in bone colors, but the wash and the dry brush just made them all uniform. I also profusely added rust on the weapons and the shields and made the wooden parts of the weapons gray instead of brown, to simulate old desiccated wood.
The last 4 skeletons include 3 archers and an officer. I made the whole bunch look as rusty and dry as possible.
Points claimed:
14 x 28mm foot figurines at 5 points each = 70 points
Total = 70 points
Thanks for reading!
"Dem bones" indeed Sylvain! These guys look great and skeletons of course are a requisite part of any lower-level D&D campaign. I like the Egyptian look of these models, the more dessicated the better!.
70 points for you!
Dallas
Great work on these skeletons Sylvain! "Dessicated" just means "experienced", right?
ReplyDeleteLovely Skellies Sylvain. Very Harryhausen.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! A very "Jason and the Argonauts" feel to them.
ReplyDeleteNice work on those skeletons
ReplyDeleteExcellent skellies Sylvain. Always a main stay for D&D.
ReplyDeleteGreat anatomy class specimens. Nice work on the bases
ReplyDeleteDead on the color scheme, no bones to pick about this paint job, well done!
ReplyDeleteNice lookin skellies Sylvain
ReplyDeleteClassic stuff; nice bases.
ReplyDeletevery old school, great skellingtons!
ReplyDeleteExcellent additions to your Undead forces!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Those skellies came out splendid Sylvain
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