This guy is a great troll mini, a bit more whimsical than most, but I’m coming around to a little whimsy in my games. I love the base on this one, it was a bit of a pain in the ass to paint, but looks amazing. The shoulder pauldrons also came out rather nicely, they were sculpted well so I just painted them random shades of gray and dry brushed them to bring out the texture.
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A bunch of new mini photos including the unveiling of Princess Persemony and two alternate poses for “Gama”, my gunslinger/ wizard. Plus “greater” versions of my half-orc alchemist Teef.
The two large (unarmed) trolls are the same model with some modifications on my part to pose. The three gun toting little guys are alternate poses for one character.
These are some amazingly detailed minis (with my not-so-amazing painting) From a French company.
There is some really nice stuff for the alchemist in Ultimate Magic (and I think a bug or two). Overall I think it’s a great follow up to a really fun class. I’m not going to dig into every single new option but these are the bits that stand out the most to me as interesting.
If you are GMing Carrion Crown you know exactly who this is!
This Was originally a Plague Monk skaven that I converted to be a Tengu for a campaign I’m in. The head was completely replaced and the tail was removed and now appears as just the smooth back of his cloak. Not too bad for a fairly quick hack.
My summoner PC and Eidolon. The Eidolon has made an appearance before, the summoner is Rasputina from Wyrd Games I really enjoy the look of a lot of their pieces. The eyes and the stockings were really challenging. I’ve never painted stripes like this before.
To help PFS GMs or Players track down scenarios.
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If you like to indulge in mini-painting the Summoner is perhaps the all time coolest of classes. This is a series of Eidolons I created for one of my characters, two versions for low levels, a larger version for enlarged or mid-level play, and a huge version for enlarged at mid-levels.
