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Double-post: Painted the undead dragon Gravestorm from the Ravenloft board-game. Quite pleased with the blue glow in its eye-sockets.

Very nice

Thanks! I intend to make my own custom undead dragons at some point, to get the cool horn-crown that many Frostwyrms in WOW have.

Double-post: I recently converted and painted a Gormiti toy into an undead Abomination from Warcraft III. Lots of frustration with gluing tiny bits together, but it was worth it and I really like this monstrosity.

https://www.deviantart.com/mara999/art/WC3-Abomination-WIP-961616079

https://www.deviantart.com/mara999/art/WC3-Abomination-finished-961616488

That look's very nice Don't Abominations have smaller heads than that though?

Thanks! The head-to-body ratio for Abominations kinda shifts between games and individual art-pieces. I wanted something in-between the ones in WOW and WC 3, because I'm not really fond of the official miniatures in the WOW board-game or in Pandemic.

It has taken me an age but I have finally finished a Leagues of Votann Hearthkyn squad. The colour scheme is for my homemade league, the Signir Conglomerate.

I really like those. Something about the plum-on-white makes them look much more heroic than the typical 40K-faire. They look like heroic space explorers from a pulp-magazine. :)

Thanks I had initially intended to do the armour redder than that but like how it came out and stuck with this.

Here is a piece of terrain I'm quite proud of, even though it is very simple in design.

https://www.deviantart.com/mara999/art/Double-terrain-965661757

And here is a two-headed ogre, kitbashed from Mantic's ogres and the Ettin in the Descent board-game.

https://www.deviantart.com/mara999/art/Ogre-kitbash-965814126

Edited by Mara999 on Jun 5th 2023 at 11:45:05 AM

The hole is an interesting idea, and the ogre looks very well done. Both look great.

Thanks! I like the idea of building "generic" terrain pieces, that can be used for a wide variety of things. Making a piece like this seemed to be the next logical step. I particularly hope to make more winter-terrain, as I'd like to recreate some environments visited in Icewind Dale.

Double-post: Converted a dwarf Ironwatch figure from KOW into a Dwarven mountaineer, like the ones in WOW.

Looks good. Side note: I've not seen those weapon sprues in years. I always liked the Ork weapons on that one, especially the chainsword.

Thanks! While those weapons look quite un-Orky these days, I see a lot of potential use for the sprues. They would seem ideal for pulp-aliens or making space-Skaven.

I've finished two more Warcraft-y conversions: A Satyr and an Orc Shaman.

Great As always, I wish I could get results like that with green stuff.

Here are pair of Armiger Warglaives that I painted in a loose version of the colours of House Hyperion. The freehand work is a bit messy, unfortunately.

Edited by SebastianGray on Jul 14th 2023 at 10:00:23 AM

Thanks! Those Knights look like they could be part of the Iron Hands or the Black Templars.

Thanks. I am planning to use them alongside my Stygies VIII Adeptus Mechanicus who are predominantly black and red as well.

Question: If i use a Mat Varnish spray will metalic paints still have the metalic effect?

In my experience, yes. The shininess might be dimmed a bit, but metal will still look like metal.

Somewhat poor picture, but here are a quartet of Gutter Runners I painted for my Skaven Blood Bowl team.

Nice! The Skaven are one of the factions in BB that need the least conversion to be used in Warhammer. My Skaven-project is currently on hold, but I've been thinking of a similar red-and-black colour-scheme for them.

Finished a Roboute◊ Guillaume◊ for use in my DnD Spelljammer campaign. He has a Miniature Giant Space Hamster friend.

Good work on a very intricate armour. The flaming sword now looks like it could be a Chaos artifact.

Looks good I like the purple flaming sword.