Disemboweler

Wow......the green. It's done PERFECTLY.

Great looking skeletons! Now that's what a skeleton horde should look like. It's nice to see people put that amount of work and effort into figures that will be played with. I also love how you have grass hanging from them in some areas. I'm going to have to steal that idea from you.

I am very much looking forward to going to the 2019 ReaperCon. I missed last year's and the year before that I was only able to attend one day. A couple of things in my life interfered with me being able to enjoy my favorite hobbies (model building/painting and gaming) but those things are a thing of the past. A few years ago I stayed at the hotel for four days straight and never stepped out of the building. This year I plan on doing the same except this time I will add the meet and greet to my list of things to do.

Good to hear. I missed last years Con but that won't happen again this year.

Here is a barbarian that I painted up for an older D&D campaign called Dark Sun.

Very nice! Great use of colors. I like how it all blends in.

He was a San Luis Potosi Kingsnake. I had to get rid of the poor guy because I got married and the wife is afraid of snakes.........and spiders, frogs, lizards, bugs and the list goes on and on. He did go to a good home though. A family of 4 Boy Scout brothers now own him.

Here is a miniature that I used as my character for Dungeons & Dragons. I changed the snake's colors 3 times before I was happy with it. I ended up using the colors of my real life pet snake.

I really like this guy. I especially like that you kept the choice of colors to a minimum.

I love it. It looks life-like.

I love the idea and the painting is very nice as well. I find myself constantly trying to keep myself from spending too much time on my models that I plan to use for gaming but it never seems to work.

Very nice. I like the subtle colors.

Here is another miniature that I made for one of my Dungeons & Dragons campaigns. I tried to see if I could make a smoke effect using cotton. I think it came out pretty good.

LOL.....I actually got the idea for his eyes from Alice Cooper.

Here is a little demon guy that I painted to use as a quasit for my Dungeons & Dragons campaign. I drilled and pined a set of Reaper Demonic Wings to give him a more demonic look, not to mention to give him the ability to fly. I think it was item #03182. I have never ever tried to drill and pin something so darn tiny.