GW Lord Of The Rings "Elf Archers"

          Hi there! Last post for this month for some of my favorite figures!  These figures have been sitting around my table for long time and finally manage to finish them last week. Not many words for these famous and beautiful Elves from Games Workshop "Lord Of The Rings" Game.

         Painted in the classic GW colors ,as I did in the past ,but never a complete unit..

        

  Many pictures below to see the final result.

That's all for now! Have a happy and creative weekend!

'Till Next time..

Keep Up The Brushes!!

Dungeons & Dragons Hero No.2

         Hi everyone, the second figure of this set is ready .Another strange fantasy figure mixing medieval and modern details and equipment. The scale is strange also for these figures. This one is 35mm base to head. So I suppose 1:50 scale ??

        Once again if there's a gamer out there who has any information about these figures, it would be very much appreciated to drop it here :)

        Here some pictures to see the final result. I'm not 100% happy with it though....

 That's all for now. Five more figures are on my table from this set so, stay tuned :)

'Till next time..

Stay safe and Healthy!

Keep up the Brushes!!

My First Dangeons & Dragons figure !!

   So, here it is my first try to D&D community and my first figure...

       Those who follow this blog for long, they have seen that I jump form one subject to the other like a grasshopper ! As stated in some previous posts , I like to paint whatever comes to my hand or even repaint and restore old and bad painted minis..Scale is not an issue also. I like 1:72 figures, 28mm but mostly 1:32. Though I'm not a gamer my painting interest is very wide..

      For many years that I'm seeing D&D fancy figures and fantastic caracters all over the web and everytime I say " I should paint some..". So the time has come for that chapter to open now.. :)

     I have bough some cheap minis on ebay some months ago just to have a first shot. Is the once in the picture below.These are a little bigger than 28mm scale. A human fghter is 35mm tall. I don't have any idea about them so, if anyone knows something ( names, types, game etc..)  will be welcome to drop it in a comment :)

          Surprisingly, these figures ,though they were cheap they were very well detailed . The only thing was the bending of the swords etc. ,witch was corrected with patience and a...hairdryer.!


    I didn't find any example of these figures painted on the web ,or I don't know how to search for it.
So the painting motive was 100% mine..The base was curvy and I couldn't straightn't it up so... I glue it up on another hard plastic round base and everything is fine...

   So, I did it again.. Another, never closing, case has opened for me..... :)
 

That's all for now.. Have a creative and healthy new month!

'Till next time...

Keep Up The Brushes!