Furthering my collection of random monsters, here’s some random vermin, still in my pile of unpainted Reaper Bones.
The giant rats neatly fit four to a 1″ square, which I seem to recall being handy for D&D.
These fire beetles will likely double for giant spiders. The sculpt fills in space under the legs, presumably for production purposes. I couldn’t be bothered to cut them out, but it’s hardly noticeable and just fine for this level of creature.
Hero Quest was part of my childhood introduction to the hobby. Now I play it sometimes with the kids. I’m loosely planning to play Rangers of Shadow Deep sometime, so I decided to paint up some of the models. You can always use more zombies!
I took this opportunity to try a different undead flesh recipe. The center is my standard (Secret Weapon Stone wash over an offwhite), widely used in Malifaux. The others use a Secret Weapon Cool Grey instead. Having some variation is nice, but I don’t love the blue.
This Bladesong is the first of a new mini-faction for Relicblade, released along with the first issue of Blaster.
I’m really happy to see Relicblade start to release models outside of Kickstarters. Kickstarter is great, but I’m selfish and don’t want to wait for a big drop of new stuff.
These mechanical spiders continue my fleshing out of Arcanists Versatile models.
I followed pretty much the same pattern as with the Soulstone Miners. Wave Length blue and silver, with some brass for highlights. It’s simple, but it’s clean.
I had a heck of a time figuring out which leg went where. On the blue one, I think I got it right. Not so much for poor silver here. I even had to use a rock to cover up how uncoordinated the legs are.