Gallery by qc (Part 2)

Thank you.

@Grimscull
I use grey primer from Vallejo and black wash from GW.

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More pictures on my blog.

Gallery: Night Runner.

The Rt Guys do look SPLENDID. VERY WELL DONE!

Thank you very much DeafNala.

Recruitment: Halflings from the Moot.

After painting company Slayers from Karak Kadrin imperceptibly to the workshop crept company Halflings from the Moot do Warheim FS.

The basis for assembling the company were models from the Halfling Militia box from Wargames Atlantic, which I varied with bits from Frostgrave sets from North Star Military Figures, but not only. A trained eye will certainly see shields from SpellCrow or from GW.

The classic Ogre model also comes from Games Workshop, which after many years of dusting on the shelf has been incorporated into the company.

The Sheepdog and accompanying sheep from Warlord Games will appear as shepherd dogs, while Halflings along with the dogs on 25x50 mm bases will act as scouts.

The wagon is a shortened farmers cart from Master Box LTD, to which we harnessed draft horses from GW. Barrels from various manufacturers landed on the cart.

And this is how the Halflings from the Moot.

They are a SPLENDID looking group of Short People, AND not the typical G.W. gluttons.
Have FUN painting them up; I think they should be something special.

Gallery: Nurgling (5).

To rot, or not to rot, that is the question...

Another nice addition, I like the splitting board. And thanks for the reply concerning he basecoat! Your halflings look very promising too

The Little Rotter is DELIGHTFULLY disturbing & BEAUTIFULLY painted & based. VERY WELL DONE!

Gallery: Slayers from Karak Kadrin. Tan

Today I have and for you a photo of another Dwarf to the warband Slayers from Karak Kadrin to Warheim FS, which I painted as part of #65 edition of the Miniatures Blog Carnival.

I am not a fan of G.W's Dwarfs, but you have done a SPLENDID job on the Little Slayer. VERY WELL DONE!

Modular workshop system from HobbyZone.pl

The theme that Bahior proposed for February partly motivated me to implement the plan, which I had been delaying for several months: namely, for the 10th anniversary of DansE MacabrE blog, I wanted to subject my painting workshop to deep renovation.

And so I disassembled the long table, which occupied a significant part of the incessant attic, and replaced it with two desks, which after folding gave a surface of so symbolic dimensions 120x120 cm, on which I set up a modular workshop system from HobbyZone.pl and added second Velleman VTLAMP6 workshop lamp.

By the way, I cut out a light-scattering silver grille protecting the fluorescent lamps, thanks to which the work station was illuminated like a turf in a stadium during a football match of the national team.

As I wrote the topic invented by Bahior for the February edition of Miniatures Blog Carnival, he was one of the motivators, the other was the designer from HobbyZone.pl allowing for independent design of the stand.

The program, which will soon be available on the HobbyZone.pl website, allows you to freely arrange the modules on a given work surface, thanks to which I could easily set up the workplace in the end, and a few clicks remained to wait for the courier with the order.

Folding the modules took me two evenings and did not cause much difficulty, but apparently after the fight with the kitchen from IKEA no furniture is a challenge.

Either way, the process of sticking modules is in itself a good fun, and these are connected with each other using neodymium magnets, so when sticking, remember to set the poles correctly, but also reminds you of a clear bilingual instruction attached to each module.

What is more to write here, I am pleased with the renovation of the workshop and the only thing I regret is the fact that I delayed it for so long.

In the pictures below you can see how my workshop desk looks today. If you are thinking about buying a modular workshop system, I recommend it.

I will publish more detailed photos, including the contents of the drawers, on another occasion. First, I have to move into the new workshop for good and unpack tools, accessories and accessories stuck in different cartons.

And what does your workshop look like? Ladies and gentlemen, please show photos in the comments.

VERY IMPRESSIVE! Once you achieve a proper level of clutter it will be a joy to work on.

Galeria: Tyralier (1).

Equestrian is a converted Nurgling miniatures from Games Workshop and metal Wolf.

The Wolf Back Rider is a cool idea AND a BEAUTIFULLY painted one at that. The Wolf looks like a West Wind mini. VERY WELL DONE as usual!

Gallery: Slayers from Karak Kadrin. Master engineer/Runesmith.

Today I have and for you a photo of another Dwarf to the warband Slayers from Karak Kadrin to Warheim FS, which I painted as part of #65 edition of the Miniatures Blog Carnival.

The Vertically Challenged Loony is YET ANOTHER BEAUTIFULLY painted creation. VERY WELL DONE as always!

Dwarf Slayers are still one of the coolest things if you'd ask me! Great mini man, I like how you painted his expression. Looks like he's pretty angry

Thank you!

Tagnator wrote:

I like how you painted his expression. Looks like he's pretty angry

There is no reason to be happy. Trolls are dying and the beer is over.

Halflings from the Moot.

Contrasts from Games Workshop are painted very quickly, similarly to chemistry from MiG and AK Interactive. Somewhere in between I painted metallic.

The combination of the above components has created the warband Halflings from the Moot to Warheim FS, about the miniatures themselves you can read more HERE and HERE.

And this was my second adventure with contrasts.

In addition, reading the Lord of the Rings also began my adventure with fantasy, and as Middleearth is Halflings, and as you know Halflings do not like adventure.

Well, unless you need to save the world...

Lovely miniatures as usually Quidamcorvus! The halflings are really cool, I think you did a great job painting them

SPLENDID! That is a WONDERFULLY imaginative, BEAUTIFULLY painted Gang of Hooligans. VERY WELL DONE!

SPLENDID! That is a WONDERFULLY imaginative, BEAUTIFULLY painted Gang of Hooligans. VERY WELL DONE!

Thank you.

Gallery: Night Runner.

The latest Rat in Town is an OUTSTANDING creation. VERY WELL DONE!

Really nicely painted Skaven I think you did a great job on the metal wearing effects, that looks really good