More dungeon furniture

Here is some recent dungeon furniture. Starting to be able to populate a room or two with this stuff. The cabinets take a lot of time to paint though. The beds are much easier!

The pirate court and caverns WIP

I got a thousand projects ongoing at the moment. Including four fire giants, which I have been documenting the process of. Expect a huge post sometime in a few months when I finish them. For now I have a in-action shot of how I use all these miniatures.

The pirate court

 

Welcome to the pirate court of Port Peril in The Shackles. The guy on the podium is the pirate king, with his girl. The players are surrounded by pirates, free captins and pirate lords presenting their loot so they can get a letter of marque from the Hurricane King.

Most of the crowd is just my cult, simply because those are the most humans I have! Note some pirates (and zombies) in the crowd as well though. Usually I set up walls, but not this time. Also note that I still need to paint some of that floor and that the floor that is painted is actually my old dungeon floor.

In other news I have been casting plaster like crazy to get enough to get to a decent sized cavern tileset. This is my casting setup at the moment.

Casting setup

 

In front the casting area, with bits of plaster drying everywhere. In the back the assembly line. I am up to 21 4x4 pieces now. Sounds like a lot, but isn't that much actually. I plan to add some extra detail by sculpting clay so it will look a bit more unique and not just repetitions of specific casts of plaster.

 

That's all for now! Carry on.

Gruff Grimecleaver and dungeon furniture

And on we go with updating. Here is Gruff Grimecleaver, a pirate 'cook' I painted for the Skull and Shackles campaign. Also up is some more dungeon furniture. I am starting to get quite a collection. Better get some more painted up.

Upcoming is a few bits on object source lighting and creating a modular cavern gaming set.

Gruff Grimecleaver

Bookcase

Candleabras

MoM: Update time!

So... I had a nice vacation and chose to not update the blog. And with chose I mean I was too lazy. I did paint a whole damn lot, so expect some serious pictures over the next few days.

Lets get started with Mansions of Madness. I painted two more investigators: Vincent Lee the doctor and Mandy Thompson. I also manned up and finished the dark young of Shub-Niggurath. I definately had some fun putting a sawed off arm on Vincent's base.

Vincent Lee

Mandy Thompson

Dark Young of Shub-Niggurath