Werbung wegen Markennennung. Considered Advertising due to naming of brands. The ship’s first officer looked impatiently at his schedule and then down at the small orange alien standing before him. “Well Mr Sk’Weeg, what do you say? We need an answer straight away. Our next tour starts tomorrow at 6am […]
Sculpting
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The boundaries surrounding human settlements are not perfect. Smaller beings often slip through tiny cracks and holes. These beings mainly cause mischief rather actual harm… unless they happen to be feeding off your crops, in which case border walkers are called in to deal with them. In cases of serious […]
Here are two nut-obsessed little sweeties. The first one is a little big (more like a small dog in 28mm scale than a squirrel) so I made a second, smaller one. The first one could either be used as a dire squirrel (they are a thing in D&D apparently) or […]
I have been fiddling round with different ways to photograph my minis. I decided to take photos of two of my peasants on a piece of black perspex. I quite like the effect. Minis are available from Rapier miniatures – although the burning torch is a bit longer in this […]
19mm to his eyes. I sculpted this little gnome with two hand options to be used as either a wizard or an alchemist. He could also easily be modified by adding a flag end to his wand to make a fantasy football coach/referee? or by filing down the bottom of […]
Areas where magical energies pool and concentrate often lead to the the natural order of things being warped. Reality’s sense of humour runs riot…. So – I decided to sculpt something appropriate. A worm… with bird’s legs. I guess it could be used as a spellcaster’s familiar, a particularly nasty […]
So – I finally got some of my peasants back in metal. This guy is my second sculpt ever – and my first human. He isn’t a happy bunny…. life as a peasant is obviously hard. I painted him in washed-out colours like I would for a dark ages miniatures. […]
So – here is something new – a little imp. I left him rather ‘simple and think he could therefore fit many roles…. familiar, minion, assistant, used-wand salesman. He could even be a sci-fi alien working as a lab assistant or something. Will probably be available from Winter Pig miniatures […]
When I sit down to sculpt or paint I am often joined by my seven-year-old son. Here is a slug monster that he sculpted and painted. Yes, I am a very proud dad! This slug will be terrorising some villagers in a game soon! Advanced Song of Blades and Heroes […]
Another fantasy peasant sculpted by me for Winter Pig (a miniature company that will be launching this year – details coming soon!) – this time a grumpy old guy with a club. Sculpted out of ‘green stuff’ and ‘brown stuff’.