Miniatures

I can’t believe it’s been nearly 7 years since I’ve backed Reaper Miniatures Bones II: The Return Of Mr Bones! ; it was my first real exposure to the miniature painting hobby. Over the years, I’ve had ups and downs with these affordable figurines, and I’ve certainly learned a thing or two. By no means is this the only way to prepare a Reaper Bones Miniature, this is merely the approach I take to help illuminate those fine details before adding color.

During the last couple weeks I’ve begun painting the Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team Starter Set which I picked up months back. This was my first time painting anything from Games Workshop, and I’m blown away with the fine detail on these sculptures. They were extremely enjoyable to paint! Check out the timeline as I paint each module layer by layer. Warhammer I used the following products on these miniatures:

The group has just crashed on smugglers shiv, what awaits them, pirates maybe cannibals? On a side note I found the Pathfinder RPG via Message board idea kind of niffty: http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=218738

Was able to pull out a victory last night against my two boys in Zombie Dice with some help from a little Homebrew. If you don’t know what Zombie Dice is, you should have a look at the Tabletop Video. It is a very inexpensive travel sized gamed, which is easy for younger players, and very exciting!

Did some miniature painting over the weekend with my eldest son. I really like the kobold army with leader.