The temple of Seth (1)

The temple of Seth

After the long romp through the Zarek Valley (not yet published at this point) and the side trek carrying the accursed ring, I had another player volunteer to be DM for a couple of sessions. Delighted, I accepted.

Repainting Sir Galahad from the Shadows over Camelot boardgame

Before

Definitely the best paintjob of the lot - since I did not paint this! Back when I was still painting at the Red Goblin store, the goblin on duty had a bored evening and asked me for something to paint. I like the way the dirty yellow coat and the black and yellow tabard came out - nothing to repaint here.

After

Repainting Sir Percival from the Shadows over Camelot boardgame

Before

A bland figure in full suit of metallic armor and white coat.

After

Alternate metallic armor (blue/green)

Sculpting rocks using Milliput

For all the knights from the Shadows over Camelot boardgame, their base was smaller than the metallic washer I glued them on.

For the guys standing in grass or on sand, the filling did not matter, as it was to be covered with flocking anyway. However, for the last two, I wanted bare rocks, so I sculpted the filling a bit.

Shadows over Camelot diorama

Having repainted King Arthur, Sir Tristan, Sir Gawain, Sir Kay and the Picts, it was time to refurbish my old diorama. I didn't actually change anything on it, except place back the miniatures - exiled to the back of the shelf for some time, but now standing tall after the facelift!

King Arthur and his two remaining loyal knights face off against the traitor Sir Kay and his barbarous Pict underlings in the ruins of the castle of Camelot