Lidless Eye

I had been a last minute pass on the original Kickstarter for Dark Hold. They're very characterful. I had also ordered some of the "Horror" line to complete the order...as a playtester at conventions, I was sad to see how shortlived Spinespur was. I was glad to see the line live on. The Jester is what pushed me over, I'm a big fan of Fool models. He is definitely my second favorite of the Goblins after the Jester. I'm starting to build a collection of "Mule" henchman for Frostgrave, it would seem. She's my third favorite of the Goblins, nice and simple but a classic look.

Up on the place recently were a few of those dungeon-dwelling jerks, Goblins! Rebel Minis finally won me over with their Anniversary Goblin Jester mini: The rest of the Rebel crew: They're also joined by a handful of Goblins from Bones 4:

Next up, a thundering of Giants from Reaper Miniatures Bones 4. I went for 3 different skin tones this time.

I think it was a reference to him being an obvious stand-in for Bahamut, the Platinum Patron of Good Dragons in most Dungeons & Dragons settings.

I can't say I disagree. It's one of the reasons I've gone in so heavily during Kickstarters...the savings are just too good, and when I go Completionist, I can still sell the ones I don't care for.

I've shared that feeling since the Giants Kickstarter. It's even worse since none of those miniatures appear to have made it to retail...I think there was a problem with their resin caster. There was no "Troll" in this set, either. I hate to speculate, but the communication getting worse has been ongoing for several projects now.

"The Jagged Coast" has been unlocked, including a Sea Hag, Harpies, Crabs, their lairs, shipwrecks, beached whales, and more!

Crabman approves.

Thank you. There's something about painting Russian Witches in Reaper's "Denim Blue" that amuses me. All 3 Baba Yagas use the same color. I kept forgetting I had looked up references for chicken feet (I couldn't remember what color their talons were) and kept wondering why there was a Google image page with chicken feet recipes when I'd open Chrome on my phone.

I did an "Almond" spray paint, then stained everything once with Army Painter Strong Tone. I selectively touched it up with a second coat of Strong Tone or their Flesh Wash, and some Citadel Whateveritisthisweek Sepia.

Yubaba, the Moving Castle...I think Studio Ghibli are just big fans of Old Boneylegs.

The forest became full of a terrible din; the trees began to groan, the branches creaked as if a violent storm were coming, and the old witch Baba Yaga came crashing through the undergrowth in her great iron mortar. With a pestle in her right hand she urged the mortar along, while her left hand was busy sweeping away the trail behind her with a broomstick. A host of spirits came in her wake, sending up a terrible howling and screeching until she approached the gates, where they left her and flew silently back into the forest. She rode right up to the gates in the mortar, all the while chanting in a blood- curdling voice: 'Little hut, little hut Turn towards me with your door Turn your back to the forest And your face to me! And the hut immediately stopped spinning, turned to face her and stood still. Edit: Forgot to mention: The 3 Baba Yagas are the Bones 4 Baba Yaga, the Village Attacks character, and from the Steve Jackson Games "Hellboy Villains" boxed set. The second Dancing Hut is one I crafted around 2014 for my "Pathfinder: Reign of Winter" game, which is a Paizo Adventure Path that is based around the Baba Yaga.

Big weapon guys look like Troglodytes from "Massive Darkness

That explains it, I had multiple ReaperMas orders myself.

There's always a ton of Ametrine Earthlyte in the Goodwill box for some reason.