GrandPrince

So after painting a bunch of fantasy adventurers, I decided I needed a bit of a change of pace. Enter my finds of some IMEF infantrymen and a mech from something I'm not familiar with (all Reaper minis).. and combine that with my extensive experience with military model kits. What you get is this project to paint the IMEF guys in colors inspired by the Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces; one is finished and the others are in progress. The mech is being painted up in camo inspired by Japanese army tank camo colors to make it kind of a matching set. In the last pic you can also see my Victorian adventuress from the Raj, if you want to call it that.

When you can ride a bear?! This is one I found at the gaming shop and thought was too awesomely unique to pass up. It was also part of the batch of strong heroines I bought up for my birthday in December and have since been painting. My first time painting irises in the eyes of a mini as well.

Here is one of the first minis I finished when I was first getting into this crazy world of painting minis. After several years in storage I decided to touch up her dress and the base specifically, adding some extra color and fixing scuff marks.

This one was an impulse buy about a month ago at a local gaming shop. For some reason I couldn't leave the pirate captain behind and after some detail work he's ready to sail the high seas.. probably.

Groovy! I like eclectic things, so getting a random box of awesomeness to dig through and add to would be fun.

This seems like a neat idea, though what I have is incredibly random and I'm not sure if they are Bones 3, 4, or whatever..

I've been running a tabletop campaign in which a friend insisted on playing as a pixie fairy, and he chose this as the mini to represent her. He also asked for specific coloration on the wings and a metallic gold colored outfit.. I'm sort of proud how this one turned out.

What happens when a D&D friend says "Oh, you paint minis? Here, paint all of these!" and hands you a bunch of them he's had in a box forever? This, apparently. Crossbowmen in both stupidly ostentatious gold and purple as well as in a less crazy look.