KarenG

Ah, thanks muchly! I already downloaded the picture to my 'Painting Guide' folder, but until you told me, I wasn't seeing it as that. It's hell to get old.

I'm painting 89027: Lini, Iconic Gnome Druid. She has a Sickle in her right hand, but has something I can't make out in her left. Is it an acorn? I've tried looking at the painted gallery version and still can't make it out.

Had a similar experience just recently. Had gotten an Ankheg that was missing one leg. I sent an email asking if they could send me one of the sprues of legs, as both sprues would have the missing leg. They sent me a complete replacement, and it arrived before a different order I'd made a few days earlier. Awesome customer service, in all the years I've been buying from them.

More non-rogue hobbitses. Druids? Clerics? Barbarians like Wild Hobbits (Faerun's Ghostwise Hin). And, of course, their nemesis, the Tall Mouther :)

I'd like to see a Tall Mouther - scourge of halflings. 6 armed, head only beast that is a natural enemy of halflings in Faerun. Alternatively, a suggestion of large creatures whose hairy arms could be scavenged, along with a large hairy head, so I could try to kludge one. I have a few cocky halflings in my group that need to be reminded of their childhood boogieman. https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Tall_mouther

That was kind of what I was leaning towards. Thanks for the 2nd opinion. kg

Gentlefolk, Does anyone know what the objects hanging from Blorg, the hill giant's (2579) belt are. On his right side, between his keg and the little buckler? I can't make heads or tails of them. Are they game birds? Which end are the heads and which the tails? I did check the gallery, but unfortunately, he isn't there. I know they're not vultures ;-) I have a few other things to paint before I get to them. thanks, Karen G.

In Darkhaven Legends Bartenders/barstaff of the other races. Half-orc female thief and/or monk small dragons and large (not huge or humongous - you have that coverd) dragons (familiars work for tiny, the baby dragons for medium) a non-samurai ogre mage chain devil Halfling on a riding dog (maybe with interchangable riders - male and female - ranger/fighter) Bathalian thief and Bathalian fighter A few more seagoing figures without the firearms Metal bases so I can use a select few of the warlord line mixed in with my 400 or so dark haven ones, without the square bases looking weird (or requiring baking anything in an oven). All the monster manual. MMII, MMIII, MMIV monsters that are missing. I use the Goblin Wolf as a Barghest, but would like to see a "Greater Goblin Wolf" Stone Giants (yes, this is my second post to this topic). Warg-mounted goblins (maybe 2 or 3 figures so you could have a mixed group). thanks kg

Gentlesir, I don't know about how he got his name, but I painted them as vultures, and they do look like vultures now. I actually bought him because I thought a half-orc ranger would have vultures as animal companions. I can't see, having painted them, how they could have been ravens. But, I've been wrong before. kg

I don't think those are ravens, I'm assuming they are vultures. Bright, shiny, dead things appeal to them...

Gentleresponders, Thanks for the responses, especially the link to the painted figure. I must say I was hoping for some solution that would cause me to slam my forhead and say "how could I have been so blind!". Perhaps, as worked metal is an anathma to any self-respecting druid, he collects them from any rogues he runs into, and will eventually melt them all back into the earth, from whence they had sprung. sigh. kg

Gentlefolk, I am in the midst of painting a new group (D&D 365 painted Reapers, and still going). I'm nearly done, but I can't for the life of me figure out what those things hanging around 02980 Quosk Ravenshire's neck, staff, belt, etc. are. They kind of look like keys, but I'm thinking, what would a 1/2 Orc druid need half a dozen keys for? Can anyone help?? Does J. VanSchaik know? I don't want to paint them as keys unless they are (though I will be disappointed in Quosk, needing to lock so many things up). Thanks, Karen G.