Finishing up: Hatchling black dragon

I have painted this mini three times over a span of two years and I was never quite happy with it. Finally decided to man up and do one final repaint. Black dragons are... well black, so I added purple to give some distinction. I also added a small 'hoard', very cute, and tall grass to give the idea that he is slithering around in tall grass.

The mini is from Reaper, though I don't know where from exactly. A familiar pack I think. Hm...

Next up: I am unsure. I think three nymphs.

Sea Hag

This is the mini I have been working on for a while now. It was for a Pathfinder session, meet the Sea Hag from Reaper.

She was a joy to paint. I tried wet blending on the skin and I am quite happy with how it turned out. I also tried crystal gel on the base and drybrushed that to emulate water. Turned out rather awesome if I do say so myself.

Next up: A very small black dragon.

Finishing up: Old GW mummy

And here is another Finishing Up mini. A old GW mummy model. Once got it for my Tomb Kings, but I didn't think it fit. It is a perfectly recognizable model for a good Pathfinder session though!

Even more devils

So after the bone and barbed devil it was time for ... more devils! This time it is three unidentified little buggers. I am starting to notice a white, green, red, color scheme going on here. These are from Reaper: Blood Imps.

That is the last of the devils for a while. More devils once the Reaper kickstarter comes in. I did get nice big lava bases to base that inevitable pit fiend.

The new devils

And a group shot!

Finishing up: Caveman

I have this bunch of miniatures which are partly painted. I intend to finish them all... someday. This is the first of those miniatures. This is one caveman from a pack of four from Reaper Miniatures. I had already finished two of them a long time ago (over a year), and this one only needed hair and some fur. Easy peasy.

Behold the result!

DIY: Rack two: The Rack-oning

Now I have two! Muahaha! *goes out to buy more model color*

Total cost: 3E a rack

(This is a continuation of the DIY: Low budget paint rack post)