Shang Chi |
N'Kantu |
Frankenstein's Monster, Adam |
The Original Human Torch |
I'm in 'grab and paint' mode, so first had this urge to paint some 3d-printed squid tentacles comic-style:
I added some gloss varnish as a 'highlight' to make them look yucky and wet.
Then I painted up some 40k Regimental Advisors, a pack of three NPC-type dudes that I assume fulfill some function in 40k, and which I plan on using for skirmish games like Necromunda and maybe Stargrave and so on. They are a bit of an older style, but still hold up, I think.
I was disappointed to find that one of my favorite miniatures, the Elysian Drop Troop Sniper, had lost the barrel of his weapon in transport. So I took the opportunity to add a new, longer barrel, complete with suppressor.
I like the length but the suppressor is a bit big. I tried to shave it down a bit with a diamond file, but it started coming apart, so I coated it with super glue and left it at that.
I think the repair job does the trick, and doubt anyone will clock that it is a repair even if they do notice that it is not an OEM part. ;)
Perry Miniatures does a pack of "Savants" - various explorers, engineers and geographers. They are very useful as a variety of specialists for your Silver Bayonet team. Here are the first two I've painted. What a couple of characters!
And yes, Babs, that one guy does look like he's right out of Alice In Wonderland.
Here are a few vicious lil Swamp Goblins from Bestiarum Miniatures.
Bestiarum sells them as 'pygmies', but I don't love that so I goblinified them. They're gonna do great in a bunch of different games, from Snarling Badger's Argle Bargle to Silver Bayonet.
According to the Silver Tower: Canada expansion, The Tsemaus can camouflage itself from above as a logjam or cluster of debris, only to erupt from cover as an enormous, terrifying frog.
I'm painting MCP lately. Here's a mix of dudes from my own collection and a small commission I'm working on. Shang Chi N'Ka...