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Mucking around with a project I've been toying with for a while - classic D&D monsters. I think the Reaper Bones models, among others, make a few things affordable, now. My first project is Hill Giants. With a display board. Not the first time I've said that, yet to actually happen. If it works...

No clue at the moment, the only undead models I have kicking around are even more dead dragons, probably!

Here we go again! :happy:

@Unas the slayer Nothing shows up flaws like a photograph! I try to avoid posting close ups of all but my best work. I only put up one picture of the dragon because it looks worse in every other photo I took :innocent: I always love the creativity that we see on this forum, to the extent where...

She's from the Nighthaunts "Thorns of the Briar Queen" set. Which is actually pretty good value but I had no use for the Chainrasp models that come with her, they just don't fit my army at all.

I like what I see! Imaginative use of models and some basic painting techniques used with a little care can get you a long way - I should know, that's what my entire army is based on! Great to see someone using Heresy Miniatures, one of my favourite small miniature makers I agree with...

Where in the name of Sigmar did that come from?? :| Good to have you back :)

Long overdue addition to the army, there was no way I was buying the whole set so I had to keep waiting for one to pop in in a bits shop

Wow, that was a lot to catch up on and it's all so brilliant! That Nurgle Bloodbowl team could be sat on John Blanche's shelf and not look out of place :bowdown:

Thanks, I love painting these Bones dragons, the sculpts practically paint themselves! As pictured, the model is about 14cm long and 10cm high. Big enough that you could put a rider on him and it not look silly, but smaller than modern GW dragons.

Thanks, both. never say never, but I painted about 30 more brown models than I really cared to, already! My current project is a unit of 5 Space Marines, nice to have something very finite to work on

It's just called "Zombie Dragon". It's from the Reaper Bones range, I got it in the last Kickstarter, I'm not sure it's available retail yet.

There's always going to be something else that I can add to this army... here's Yet Another Undead Dragon Yet another from the Reaper Bones range, I think this is from Kickstarter 4 but I have so many of their models I'm not sure any more... I stuck to the greens like I have for every other...

Here's a new miniature I think I should call "Way Too Many Dead Dragons"!!!

I finally finished my 1980s Brown Orc army! 230 models in all! I still haven't mastered the concept of a "small project"... Not sure what comes next. I started something for the new painting challenge, but I'm not very excited by it right now.

All things are finite, but no, I got plenty of undead dragons left. In fact, I'll be painting one every time the contest allows, I should think!

I bet you think I've run out of zombie dragons, don't you?

I am almost done basing all of my orcs. I'm never leaving it till last ever again!

Every hobbyist's nightmare! ;)

I spent the weekend ploughing through the "last" thirtyish of my Brown Orcs - it was raining, so I got a lot done. I'm a bit bored of them now if I'm honest! I should have pretty much 4000 points under 3rd Ed rules once I count it all up. The next step will be to make and paint all the standards...