Hello Challengers,
This week I have a group of varied fantasy miniatures. They are a mixed lot scavenged from bargain bins, nice miniatures left over from the 90s. I collect and use these in miniature agnostic skirmish games such as Frostgrave and its variants.
We have three K’dillians by Harlequin miniatures. These are Egyptian style crocodile men, close enough for snake men in “Ghost Archipelago” game. There are four “Avalanche men” from Legends of the five rings game, not quite sure what they will be for yet, I did their skin like blue scales, but is supposed to be rocky. A Gnoll by Reaper miniatures, a quite a big one, will be a great Gnoll chieftain for “Rangers of Shadow deep” which features Gnolls as the predominant bad guys. Then we have five figures from Grenadier miniatures. There is a hatchling dragon, a devil, a sea troll, a troglodyte, and finally a shape changer, who is a wizard/cleric on the front and a lizard man on the back. I don’t know if the shape changers natural form is be the lizard thing, or if it is changing from a lizard to a wizard or something. Will be useful figures for sure, and I am glad to give these long forgotten beauties some life.
There are 13 figures, 12 of them are 25-28mm sized for 5 points each, the Gnoll is 40mm for seven points, making a total of 67 points.
Kind Regards
Geoff
From Millsy:
What a cracking collection of fantasy miniatures Geoff! A real mix of old school and newer models which all look equally good and which demonstrates how a top paint job can elevate a miniature and help it mix with others from different lines and even ages.
I really like your saturated colours on these especially the blues and greens. The red vs. green on the shape changer is an interesting way to represent the ability. Mostly you see before and after representations of shape changes, not captured mid change. So cool!
Lovely work all round and well done indeed mate.
Cheers,
Millsy
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