Tree-man for 10mm & 28mm by Eureka Miniatures

 This mighty dude is from Eureka Miniatures and is an 18mm Tree-man. As you can see from these images, he works well for both 10mm and 28mm.

There are three different sculpts, two of which are near identical. However, being metal, you can bend their limbs to provide a good variety of poses. This one is mounted on a 40mm base. Time to paint some more.

Elf Maiden by Dark Sword Miniatures

 

Stand and deliver!

Dark Sword make some very nice miniatures and this Elf Maiden is no exception. I wanted to find another miniature to be the avatar for one of my players' character for D&D. The miniature I was currently using wasn't the best sculpt.

I was trolling through Magister Militum's web page and found this beauty to add to the collection. Definitely going to get more Dark Sword miniatures. Great sculpts.

The Watcher in the Water

 

In keeping with the theme of nasty things in the water, here is my Watcher in the Water.

This is a early Watcher in the Water model from Games Workshop, the body of which was made from plaster and the legs from metal.

I've mounted the body of this beasty onto an old CD as a base. I then used sand to make the bubble effect and painted it using the same method I use to paint my naval ship bases.

I inked the model in the a gloss brown ink and, once dry, then painted the entire model and water/base in GW 'Ardcoat in order to made to look wet.

Baby Shark doodadodadoo...baby shark... Wizkids Great White Shark

 

Now that I have traumatised you with reminding you about that bleedingly awful song, here's my latest edition to how to terrorise your D&D player's, a Great White (Wizkids) Shark!

River sharks? Hmmmm?

The business end of the Great White!

So with my laptop still out of order for a few more weeks, its time to hand the borrowed one back for the moment.

You can see the potential for an upcoming adventure with this mini :)