Tomb Raider

I thought that an old favorite Hasslefree mini would be very appropriate for my first painted mosaic tile base.

I think it's been 13 years since I last painted this figure, so this base was extra special.  With everything that I have learned over the years, I was able to add many more subtle little touches to the hair, guns, clothes and skin colors.

Some shots of the base.  I thought I would keep it somewhat simple the first time around, sticking with a blue, red and yellow mixture of tiles.

She's also here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/322198306478?

Hasslefree gallery #4

Today we have one last Hasslefree gallery. It begins with a 35mm resin miniature called Artemis:

Hasslefree Gallery #3

Here are some more fun Hasslefree minis, featuring Libby and a recent sparring partner who is a bit worse for wear.







And one more NMM example

Hasslefree gallery #2

Ok, second go around with the Hasslefree minis!

This was a special edition figure that was fun to paint.  I am fairly certain that it is the only white tiger miniatures I have ever painted.









This lady is on a base design that I did for CMON.  I did several sets for them, but this one presented a big challenge, as do all woodland type bases.  How do you make it look like a woodland base and still leave a place for the miniature?  Plus, you have to make the design so that it can be cast.

Hasslefree gallery #1

I keep running across large galleries of minis that I barely remember painting!  I stumbled upon my Hasslefree gallery the other day as I was looking for something else. :-)

Here is the first batch.  The same sculptor who created the Celtos line did these, so you will see loads of similarities.  Also, Privateer Press has a number of minis done by the same sculptor.

This one was a 54mm, and a really nice piece for classic SE-NMM, or sky-earth non metallic metals.