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
With Stargrave being released soon I figured that I would get some baddies done. Pit fiend from Crooked Dice, converted Tin Man from Reaper and Alien Legionaries from Crooked Dice.
Hope you like.
Crooked dice did a miniature of one of my favourite TV characters. Father Jack Hackett. I will use him any time I need someone sat in a throne and I also may use him as my biomorph for Stargrave. Off to the photos.
Added some cigarette butts on the floor and some extra empties.
Notice he has been drinking the Toilet Duck again.
At the end of every year I tend to hit a wall creatively. It usually takes something to jump start the creative process. This is what I came up with. Studio Miniatures from their Medieval Mayhem range. If you are looking for Monty Python and the Holy Grail inspired miniatures then they are your go to manufacture. I will use them for a variety of game scenarios.
The only thing I added was the banner pole and banner.
Here are the photos before the top.
Now with the top on.
And the full camp. Three scratch builds and two Vardos from Sarrisa.
