An Older One Of Mine, I Managed To Get My Hands On One Of The Limited Edition Red Dragons Released Officially

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

Some older minis of mine, from back when Warhammer Underworlds launched, the warband Garrek's Reavers. Pretty straightforward, and painted right after the game came out. I was using it as an exercise in painting skin, something I wasn't much familiar with at the time

Ah, finally done. A satisfying project, I'll definitely be doing more in the future. Given the watch list I'm using, it's gonna be a while before I even watch Iron Blooded Orphans, I'm still on the One Year War side stories. Gundam Flauros or Ryusei-Go

A gift I made for my dad a couple years back, he used to keep lionfish when I was really young. Don't worry, they didn't end up dumped in the bay and adding to the problem of invasive lionfish, i believe they were donated to a proper aquarium once they got to a certain size. The model is from Dragon Trappers Lodge, highly recommend their stuff

Gonna post something I'm currently working on, my first ever Gundam. My friends have been trying to get me to watch it for over a decade now, and I finally caved. Unfortunately, I like it. So I dug up the one gunpla I had bought at a con back in like 2015 and started painting it up. Haven't watched Iron Blooded Orphans yet, only the original 0079, but this has been fun so far. Here's the kit simply fully assembled

I love over the shoulder guns, probably why I snagged it back in the day. Now here she is, disassembled with a base coat

And after a couple layers of gradients here we are currently. Pretty close to the decal and weathering stage. Sadly I lost the decal sheet, but I'll figure something out

Hoping to get it done before Char's Zaku gets here

Another skin tone practice, this time limiting myself to layering. I can't recall where I got the model from, but I know I printed it. While I would have liked more bark and grit and nature on a Dryad, the uninterrupted skin was the challenge I needed to try and get the shading down, and we required a tree person