Some more miniatures.

[D'karr]

Well, took some time to take some pictures of my miniatures.

Over the next couple of weeks I plan to finish some more so I'll keep posting as more pictures become available.

Comments on how to improve them are welcome.

 

[D'karr]

This is the first miniature I painted after a very long hiatus from painting (almost 7 years). It was the first mini I painted after the release of third edition.

 

[D'karr]

I believe this might have been the second or third miniature I painted after third edition came out.

 

[D'karr]

This was my second PC when I finally got a chance to play and not DM 3e.

 

[kengar]

Awesome stuff, sir. I especially like the face & sword of the last one.

 

[D'karr]

Thank you for the kind words Kengar. That one is by far one of my favorite miniatures.

I still haven't finished it. Everytime I look at the inside of the cape I want do add some detail (like stitching or runes) but I haven't been able to decide on what.

 

[Darius101]

I love aenur the Elf he rocks man.
The runes or design on the inside can be very cool ideed.
Look at Jen's version with Black on black or the one on minature-painting.net they both inspired me.
The original had an interesting thin glolden delecate line design on it that was simple but hard to duplicate.


Celtic designs are interesting for that.

Later,
Mobius

 

[D'karr]

Most of the following pictures are of miniatures I've had to paint in a pinch.

For example, "Damn , I need a Carrion Crawler for that game that starts up in 20 minutes."

Carrion Crawler

 

[D'karr]

These very quickly done skeletons were needed for Ravenloft, a conversion of the original I6 module. We had a blast in that adventure even if only one original character survived.

Quick job skeletons

 

[D'karr]

Very quickly done ghouls. Also used for the conversion of Ravenloft.

Ghouls