I have an ongoing medieval civilian project. These bee keepers and hives fit right in. They are from Midlam Miniatures. The sheds came out a bit tall for traditional bee hive covers but when I built the smaller ones they obscured the details so I built them taller to make them a bit more visible. Construction was coffee stirrers and fireplace matches with some smaller matchsticks for the tables inside the sheds. Bits and pieces from Hirst Arts, Crooked Dice and Zealot.
I am working on a larger project but I will be posting some bits and pieces as I go. First is a resin homage to the D&D Players handbook. I always loved the original artwork and Otherworld did a great job with both the model and getting the "feel" right. The only thing I changes was replacing the flames for coals made with kitty litter stabilized with superglue.
Before
Painted with my treasure hunter for scale.
I also picked up two braisers from Midlam miniatures. I replaced their bubbles with coals made of sand this time.
The local club that I am in has been bandying about running a Frostgrave campaign.
Since we are going to run sequential games instead of playing one off's I decided to do a spiffy statsheet with images of each model. Photographed in sepia for extra spiffyness.
Here are the photos of the individual warband members. Naming has been a speciality of mine so some of them are not so inventive.
Wizard.
Tim the Enchanter - Illusionist.
Big Ted - Thief
