One Of My Stormcast Eternals For Warhammer Age Of Sigmar. I Never Made Enough For A Large Force, But

One of my Stormcast Eternals for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. I never made enough for a large force, but plenty for some Warcry, which I've still never played. Used the old Bretonnian Knight head swap trick, now that I'm into 3D printing I'd probably just print heads tbh

My brother in law's pc, a halfling warlock. He's been pretty reliable with the spells, and is a handy height to shoot over. His utility spells have saved them from the few traps his wife hasn't blundered into

Back with my first Dark Souls boss miniature, the first Dark Souls boss. More like Ass-ylum demon, amiright?

King Jeremiah, Mr Xanthous, the huge headed pyromancer is one of my favorite recurring souls series gimmicks. Painting yellow used to be a huge hassle, but contrast paints made this much easier

The last Stormcast Knight, for now. I've got a lot of criticisms for them, but that's why we have test units like these. Next for Stormcast are Sequitors, I think their vibe fits the Knight look the best, who knows when I'll get around to painting them tho

An older one of mine, I managed to get my hands on one of the limited edition Red Dragons released officially for DnD a few years ago. To be honest, not impressed with the resin they used, the only way the massive heavy wings don't droop and eventually bend into the surface it's sitting on is if it's in a fridge. Its just a very naturally bendy resin. I don't see how they couldn't have seen this as an issue, and that's besides how virtually none of the pieces fit correctly and had horrendous flashing and mold lines. In any case, I'm glad I've got such an iconic beastie, but I won't buy more