I decided to max out my Kasrkin and obviously I continued with this project. I bought a box of 10, made an excel sheet on what I can convert and what I need. As I didn't want to buy another box of 10 to have more leftovers, I decided on hunting down some 3d proxies. Now some of these are really uncanny, out of scale, thick and so on. Whatever.
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I bought this painted giant for cheap, then traded it for another and... it's complicated. Before handing it over, I decided to bring it up to speed.
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Not many conversions, mostly just scenic bases. Once I was free of the movement tray concept, I could glue in the giants and use the entire surface for basing elements.
After the Thenns and Followers of Bone, I had all the tools out to make unique Raiders as well.
More Napoleonic Kriegers, this time the Combat Engineers. Instead of drones, they will use WW2 Russian mine dogs.
Inspired by the artillery teams, I continued to use up my Napoleonic infantry as Kriegers.
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Last commission of 2025: a bunch of Starks to beautify.
After going on an on about how awesome these dragons are and how I'd like to paint them for D&D, I actually got a box in return for a unique Robb Stark miniature. I decided to paint them as close as possible to the originals, as in: white, black and green young dragons. I used this wiki as reference for how they should look.
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We didn't have enough people to play D&D, so we tried out this boardgame touted as "DMless D&D". Well, the DM was actually an app on a laptop, telling us how to place new tiles on the map, along with interaction tokens and enemies. It also told us how the enemies fight.
We assumed the roles of Aragorn, Bilbo, Gimli and Legolas and dove in.
In an RPG that is somehow even cuter than the One Ring hobbit adventure, we quickly rolled up mouse characters hanging out in a tavern, drinking mushroom wine. We were approached by junkie mouse-Gandalf who needed special black sunflower seeds from an abandoned giant's settlement.
I rolled the most WIL and decided to try and talk to everybody. This despite me being a black mouse with glowing green eyes and 1 HP.
It's the season! We are primarily here for this picture, and its breakdown just below. More report on the state of the hobby after that, along with goals and new year's pledges.
More monsters that I primed by airbrush and decided to paint.
A random commission that started out as a joke. However, I got really into it and decided to base the color schemes on real mushrooms. The minis are mostly Bones with some metal, all primed white.
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