Showing posts with label Reaper Bones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reaper Bones. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2017

 Yet more Trenchworx tanks and some dungeon baddies in this installment of "As the Analogue Hobbies Challenge turns.....

First up two tank destroyers  a US m-18 and a Jagdpanther.


 Next something a bit more modern a BTR-80A

 2 reaper Bones monsters a rather silly "Dragon Tortoise" and a purple worm.

 That will leave a mark!
 Lastly six armored Skeletons for Frostgrave

Sunday, January 22, 2017

Mummies, Afghans, LRDG, Big Monsters - More Challenge entries

Another big photo dump from the Challenge

Some dungeon baddies
The mummies are Reaper Bones figures and I really can't recommend them - way to bendy
Modern Afghans from Empress Miniatures - superb figures






LRDG vehicles from Perry




Dungeon monters - these are reaper figures also but much more fun to paint.  The Bones material works very well with larger figures.
Frostgrave Demons




Action shot - you might see something like this as Historicon 2017

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Back to Painting

 Finally a bit of jet-lagged painting on Sunday.  First up are two test figures from the Reaper Bones line.  A Stone golem on the left and a stone giant on the right.  The giant is 80mm tall.

Reaper bones are really cheap, have nice sculpting but are cast is a softer plastic that's very "bendy"  They require a good bit of cleanup but you just can't beat the price and I recommend them as a cheap way to get some baddies for Frostgrave or another fantasy game.

 They take paint well and you're not supposed to prime them - put the paint on directly after washing them in soapy water.

If the models come bent - like the club on the giant just put them in hot (not boiling) water and you can bend adjust the piece.  Once cooled it should retain the new shape.
 I haven't finished the bases as I'm not sure of the color scheme for the terrain I'll be building so more on that later.
 Did I say they were cheap?  The range is huuuuge and you can stock up on bad-guys for a really low price - hence the cheap comment.

I don't know how the figures hold up with tabletop usage but we shall see.
I also started a second team for Guildhall - the Hunters and will be going for an arctic theme - hence the polar bear.