In the past I have shared my happy place, doing the feeding chores for my son while he gets away. Little early to ranch sit this year and I might return as I have pulled the plug and join the aging gamers in retirement. It’s been a long year and while I’m somewhat apprehensive it was time. So I am available to watch dogs, cows, horses and relax. A few hours a day to keep things running and after that my time is my own.
I do bring a travel paint kit and did finish some Roman archers, but did not bring basing material so will have to wait until I return to civilization after the new year.
I did have primed and based two great Northstar figures for Rangers of Shadow Deep. I’ve had the game and have not played, due to too many other interests. I saw these figures in a shop and liked the set and added to the pile. The group I game with have enjoyed Frostgrave and The Silver Bayonet, so I imagine I’ll enjoy solo or as a co-op session
Offering to Lady Sarah: (passage from the First circle to the Fifth circle)
This fine lass is a two bladed whirlwind. Her face was somewhat malformed and unable to fix I simply painted the clump on her cheek as hair. Seemed to work alright.
So my two bladed she devil.
Fifth Circle of Hell: Anger
I was really grabbed by the figure as a woodsmen taking out the trash. This brute is sullen and wrathful all in one. The head of a transgressor clearly taken as proof of some scheme the local powers will not believe without physical evidence.
This dude can scowl.
Head Evidence |
Proposed Points 2 28 mm @ 5 pts for 10 ptsOffering to Lady Sarah 20 ptsFifth Circle of Hell Wrath 20ptsTotal 50 pts
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Great work on this pair Bruce. We've played the first campaign of Rangers of Shadowdeep and thoroughly enjoyed it. That being said, I understand that each rendition of the core game 'engine' has become more fulsome and better realized, so I think you're playing the best rendition of it with Silver Bayonet. Still, I fully recommend trying out RoSD as it is terrific. Blah dee blah, let's get to the minis shall we!
I really like that two bladed she-devil. I think it's the red trim on her cloak that really sets her up. The scowling chap (Sarah calls him Mr. Balenciaga from the first 15 min of 'Triangle of Sadness' - check it out for a laugh) is terrific and a great example of 'Wrath'. Great work on the face!
Doggo pictures are always appreciated!
Well done sir!
- Curt
Nice entry, I like the scowling man
ReplyDeleteNice work Bruce
ReplyDeleteI like these two a lot, nice subtle tones and great shading. Your lighting suits the figures too. Enjoy ranch sitting.
ReplyDeleteLove the resting doggos picture. Scowling guy is a wonderful example of anger.
ReplyDeleteNice brushwork Bruce. Your colour palette is spot on for a ranger.
ReplyDeleteGreat brushwork Bruce.
ReplyDeleteVery nice rangers, Bruce!
ReplyDeleteLovely figures!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I like the two bladed She-Devil … kinda how I feel dealing with the post Xmas retail crowds🤷♀️
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