Ye Olde Inn

Hi guys, I thought I should start a painting log, this might be cool

My photobooth


The Chaos Warlock



My Gargoyle



My Skavens



The Elf



Some Wargs (Reaper)



Another Pissed off Barbarian (Reaper)



An Evil Wizard that looks like Saruman



My Shadow Dragon from Descent V2

Now you guys know why I posted about my brass gargoyle with patina in the "What are you working on" thread.
Very very nice, all of this.

Excellent work!

Though the brass gargoyle; the corrosion goes into the crevasses, not the raised areas.

Van Hellsing


King Skullmar and Minions of Chaos


The Ice Golem


The Fire Golem


Balor, Demon prince of Chaos


The Four original Heroes











A New Oversized Babarian


Thorin the Dwarf





My Troll









A Gargoyle (D&D)


A Minotaur (D&D)


A Griffon (Heroclix)


Crawling Things


Eye Beholder (D&D)



Rock Dragon (D&D)



Shadow Dragon (D&D)



Some Elementals (Heroclix)





Greater Red Dragon (converted children's toy)

Wow, Maike, nice painting there Can you use those big minis in HQ?

I encourage you to finish the paint-jobs my wife and I started on your X-Mas miniatures. We were capable of doing so much better, but because we weren't sure of your skill level, we didn't want to make them look either too good or too bad--to best match average skill painters.

chaoticprime wrote:I encourage you to finish the paint-jobs my wife and I started on your X-Mas miniatures. We were capable of doing so much better, but because we weren't sure of your skill level, we didn't want to make them look either too good or too bad--to best match average skill painters.

Lol that's fine, I love those minis I wouldn't touch those.

chaoticprime wrote:We were capable of doing so much better, but because we weren't sure of your skill level, we didn't want to make them look either too good or too bad--to best match average skill painters.

Oh, that's a good one, gotta remember that!

Nice paint jobs and great choices of minis.