Continuing with the scenery bits again, these two switches are also identical and being combined into a single post. Like the bones & guts minis, these have already seen action on my table, controlling the entrances to the center atrium of a Minotaur’s labyrinth!Read More →
Here are two of the WizKids pre-primed pile of gore minis! They’re both the same sculpt, and both tiny; so I didn’t think putting them in two separate posts would be excessive (and boring). They have made for fun discoveries for my players a couple times now!Read More →
Since all 4 of these are identical sculpts, I couldn’t abide posting them one at a time. That would be super boring (even moreso than a website full of mediocre painted miniatures, lol!), so I photographed and am posting them all together.Read More →
Here’s a quickie piece of scenery – a blacksmith’s bellows! Is it magical? Maybe, but one thing is for sure… You don’t mess with a blacksmith’s tools!Read More →
Here’s a tiny bucket. It’ll make for some nice flavour scenery, and it was pretty easy to paint!Read More →
Take it as a warning when you come across piles of bones like this… Since these are both identical and also so tiny (and basically monochrome) that I decided they don’t each get a post, they’re getting posted together. Sorry, bone piles – That’s just how it goes.Read More →
Another piece of flavor terrain for my various miniature-including games! I painted this probably a couple months ago, and I’m just getting around to posting it now. I’m not spending a whole ton of time photographing this one; we got two pictures. That’s plenty.Read More →
I know those documents are here in this desk somewhere… crap, I don’t have my drawer key. Does anyone have a Knock spell handy?Read More →
Here’s a quick scenery piece – an Anvil, for the eventual & inevitable visit to the friendly local blacksmith. I put it on a base so that when I use it on the scenery table, it won’t easily fall over.Read More →
Here is the largest stack of books in this set. Yet again, hard to photograph well. I’m not sure if it comes across in the photos, but I did label two of the books — One as PHB and the other as DMG. A little meta nod for those that look closely at the scenery. Overall, I’m pretty happy with how all of the books came out! They’re fun little set pieces to paint, and I feel like they could really add to an NPC’s environment.Read More →