Gallery by qc (Part 2)

Wonderful ogres! The street scene is too cool.

OUTSTANDING! You've done a SPLENDID job painting & basing an UBERCOOL mini. VERY WELL DONE!  
Thanks for the link.

WIP: Fountain 'Dead Water'.

YET ANOTHER POTENTIALLY UBERCOOL PIECE!  

WIP: Fountain 'Dead Water'.

That has EERIE possibilities; it will fit in SPLENDIDLY with Mordheim. Keep up the GREAT WORK!  

Work in progres: 'Fountain Dead Water'.

VERY COOL! The water effect looks WONDERFUL...that's something I've had little or no success with. OUTSTANDING WORK!  

The thing I like about it the most is the imaginative design of the patterned stonework for the base.

Heinrich Kemmler:






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FANTASTIC! Heinrich is a hauntingly sinister character & STRIKINGLY colorful at the same time. VERY WELL DONE!  

Still a great sculpt, nicely done!

Monkey First Mate - Bombshell Miniatures



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That is a TERRIFIC, CHARMING, & BEAUTIFULLY painted & based creation. VERY WELL DONE!  

Interesting miniature, quite cute in a vicious kind of way.

In early March, Pepe on his blog Fantasy w miniaturze announced on the #19 edition of Miniatures Blog Carnival, or in my case - the marker a treasure.

In contrast to the first set, which you can see HERE, the second I decided to do with ready-made elements, a set Cursed Fantasy Treasure Terrains from Ristuls Extraordinary Market.

Below is a picture version of the WIP, finished the gold and jewels. While of gold'm glad it with precious stones have not - I have not got time for further amendments and jewels will be as shown in the pictures.

If you have already raised the issue of images, then you must forgive me, but I have now access to the shadowless light tent and photographs are what they are. I finally finish the move and transfer workshop, unfortunately, still missing out on time.

I'm sorry for the little stylish box on the fruits, which at the present moment serves as a stand for the marker a treasure, which is to facilitate the painting stuffed toothpick.

Keep your fingers crossed that I was able to save even one evening and finish the painting in time!

Within the #19 edition of Miniatures Blog Carnival painted the markers of treasures from Ristuls Extraordinary Market, which is set on the pages of the blog I have reviewed some time ago

Very nice pieces. You have done a great job of painting them up as well.

EXCELLENT! Adventures would not be the same without a treasure trove...SPLENDID minis, BEAUTIFULLY painted.  

Thanks, HERE you can see all the markers and barricade what I painted.

That's quite a collection...VERY IMPRESSIVE WORK!  

Thanks for showing Ristuls treasure markers. I got some fro another company but they are just coins with a sword or a crown here and there. These here look like they are WAY more fun to paint. Also like yor barricades a lot, they show your love for details!

Wow those have to be some of the coolest loot counters I've seen. I really like how shiny they look. You've done an excellent job there, I'd dive a dwarf off a very high tower to get to one of those!

As you probably noticed is slowly approaching the end of the month, so it's time to get on with the April edition of the Miniatures Blog Carnival.

If someone of you, dear readers, yet knew had it hosted the #19 edition of MBC is Czaki from Codename: Wargaming, and as the theme is magic, I decided not to think too much and imagining that the situation will paint visible in the photo below.



The main character is Leisynn, Mercenaries Mage, which I set among the utensils from the set of Wizard and Apprentice whole was produced by Reaper Miniatures.

I would like to try out some new techniques here, which has so far not used during painting but as usual, it all depends on the amount of free time that I can save painting.

So keep your fingers crossed!

Those are some UBERCOOL pieces. Have FUN withe the painting et al; AND GOOD LUCK!