Gallery by qc (Part 2)

Wargames Atlantic halfling conversion ? Is the crossbow frostgrave ?

Gatlag Stonetooth wrote:

Cool model! Where is it from?
Also love the paintjob!

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 Games Workshop.

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.

More on my BLOG.

DeafNala wrote:

That is a WONDERFULLY imaginative miniature...love the owl & chicken, AND BEAUTIFULLY painted & based. VERY WELL DONE as always!  

Thank you.

KRUG_666 wrote:

Wargames Atlantic halfling conversion ? Is the crossbow frostgrave ?

Yes.

Gallery: Gutter Runner.

Gutter Runners I made from the Skaven to the Blood Bowl game from Games Workshop. The simple conversion was to equip the ratmens with the weapons.

He is a SPLENDID example of well armored rattiness...BEAUTIFULLY converted & painted as well. VERY WELL DONE once more!

Thank you.

Gallery: Chaos Hounds (4).[/b]

Chaos Hounds is a converted Nurgling miniatures from Games Workshop and Dread Wolves from Great Escape Games.

That is a truly funny piece. VERY IMAGINATIVE & WELL DONE!

Gallery: Slayers from Karak Kadrin. Trollslayer.

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 One looks suitably NUTZ! VERY WELL DONE!

Thank you DeafNala.

Gallery: Halflings from the Moot. Shepherd - standard bearer.

Today I have for you photos of another Halfling serving in the ranks of the warband Halflings from the Moot to Warheim FS.

You can read more about warband HERE and HERE and HERE.

The sling is a nice touch for a shepherd. VERY WELL DONE once more!

Gallery: Chariots of fire.

During the last month, I managed to paint two models, which I can successfully present under the banner of the September edition of the Miniatures Blog Carnival - car, leather and smartphone.

So here are the two car on which stand the feuding mages of the enemy races of Lizardmen and Ratmen, clad in leather and possessing magic smartphone or something.

Very nice! Really love the colors on the Lizardman model!

Both pieces are BEAUTIFULLY painted & based, AND WONDERFULLY colorful. VERY WELL DONE as always!  

Gallery: Lizardmen from Lustria.

When I started painting the Lizardmen from Lustria, I planned to maintain the grimdark style miniatures that I have been moving towards recently.

As usual, the project evolved during implementation and as a result I got one of the most colorful companies in my collection.

At the same time, I managed to keep the division between subdued colors of lizards and vivid colorful accessories in which the creatures are dressed, as well as strongly green bases.

The first time I painted red-hot steel - on the tips of spears and gloves. It didn't quite turn out as I would like it to be, but I think it's not bad for the first time.

The vegetation on the coasters and the details generally visible on the coasters are appropriately photo-etched plaques and resin casts from Games Workshop, which were once sold in valorization sets for the bases. A few years ago I bought a few of these sets and they finally got used.

Miniatures for the warband Lizardmen from Lustria to Warheim FS come from the Start Collecting! Seraphon, Start Collecting! Skinks, Saurus Oldblood and Chameleon Skinks and Kroxigor from Games Workshop.

I am not a fan of dark & grim unless you are doing WWI or some other tragic modern conflict. The WONDERFULLY colorful Lizard Folk are an attractive & imaginative War Band. VERY WELL DONE!

Gallery: Gutter Runner.

Next Gutter Runner for my Eshin warband.

That is an especially SPLENDIDLY painted & based Rat Guy. VERY WELL DONE once more!

Great stuff QC. I like the subtle dents and scuffed look of the shoulder armour.

Thank you very much.

Gallery: Chaos Hounds (5).

Chaos Hounds is a converted Nurgling miniatures from Games Workshop and Dread Wolves from Great Escape Games.

The Nurgling & Wolf Acts are very imaginative & BEAUTIFULLY DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

The Nurgling & Wolf Acts are very imaginative & BEAUTIFULLY DONE!  

Thank you.

Gallery: Slayers from Karak Kadrin. Trollslayer.

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.

OUTSTANDING! The metal work is particularly lovely. You captured the character of the Little Psycho perfectly. VERY WELL DONE as always!

Gallery: Halflings from the Moot. Shepherd - musician

Today I have for you photos of another Halfling serving in the ranks of the warband Halflings from the Moot to Warheim FS.

LOOKIN' GOOD!

Gallery: The scout from the Ogre Kingdoms.

On the occasion of the #74 edition of the Miniature Blog Carnival in October, I managed to paint models of the Scouting Company from the Ogre Kingdoms.

When painting the company, I assumed that rust, snow and blood would be the dominant ones, which in my opinion go well with the Ogres.

And how do you like man-eaters?

That is a VERY IMPRESSIVE Gang of Heavy Weight Hooligans. VERY WELL DONE as always!