Don't blink... the Fallen Angels are here!

Today we have some more Skarrd.  This time it is the Fallen Angels.









And they join their buddy, the Nightmare Juggernaught...

Your worst nightmare...

No, it is not replacement referees!  It is this giant monster from Dark Age games.  It is the Nightmare Juggernaut, form the Skarrd faction.



It is mostly resin, with some metal pieces as well.  The base is 80 mm.  The base that I made for it is plasticard, bulletin board cork and polystyrene tubing.







This image give you a better sense of the scale.  Here the Juggernaught stands next to some typical 28mm human sized Fallen Angels.  You will see those ladies next!

Some Wyrd Zombie ladies....

Today we have some very elegant zombie ladies!  Quite fashionable.  We saw the pictures of these in the Malifaux source book a few weeks ago, which was very cool!

Some older Wyrd Miniatures

Here's a few more images of some Wyrd minis I painted a while back.  I had forgotten about these guys!  I have some more coming tomorrow...



Some ghosts...

Female Paladin from Cool Mini

I painted this a few years ago for CoolMiniorNot.  I had lots of fun creating the base design!





This will give you a better view of the design I painted on the base:

Reaper death cultist diorama

Here is another blast from the past (circa 2004)

It was made from sculpey.  The floor was created with a press mould that was in the shape of Celtic knotwork.  It is the only time I have used that, I believe.  The walls and floor were baked, and then the pieces were broken up and carved.











The miniature itself is from Reaper.

Ideas for sewer theme bases...

This was a set of bases I did for CMON that was supposed to have a sewer look.  The idea was that they would be modular, with some interchangeable pieces.



The supplies used were pretty basic.  Sculpey, plastic deck plating, polystyrene tubing, and green stuff.



These images show how the flat pieces on top of a few of the bases could be changed out...



They wanted a bases that looked  like a sewer grate, so I mad this one with individual walls and two different top pieces...




Here's a few more "traditional" marble designs that I made for them...