With Rangers of Shadowdeep hitting the game table of late, I have been motivated to tackle some of the longer neglected minis in the lead pile. The game allows for a rather eclectic mix of companions, thus I have fairly free reign to paint what interests me. Above we have an old Citadel Swashbuckler that has been kicking around for about 25 years...
I don't know where the next two came from. They are plastic figures for a game like Mordheim? I think. The first one makes for a decent rogue.
The other one is a dude with an Ax and a 'skele-pope' hand puppet. Pretty sure that is how nature says 'avoid me' kinda like the spines on a puffer fish.
Lastly a pair of martial artists from one of the new D&D plastic ranges. Not sure where they came from as well, but at least they are done.
Tomorrow continues with an examination of some of the scatter terrain I have managed to cobble together.
This sort of thing certainly allows you to pass t things you ordinarily might not... and it is thinning the lead pile a bit as well!
ReplyDeleteIt makes for an interesting change of pace. Mason played another 3 games with me this weekend, I ended up needing to finish an old Thrud the Barbarian to join our adventures
DeleteAlmost like a skirmish version of HOTT - use what you like?
DeleteI have never played HOTT, but I like the sentiment. Our party is currently comprised of 1 Empire Knight from the late 80s, Thrust the Barbarian, a old GW feldjaeger archer, a Perry ninja and bad squiddo Japanese woman with a spear....
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