Metalchaos

Thank you, this was an ambitious project, I had so much fun doing it. I learned a lot of stuff doing it. I'm working on other types of projects right now, I don't exclude doing other conversions in the future. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks again for your kind words everyone.

Thank you @chaosscorpion 👍

Thank you everyone, I'm glad you like this project that took me nine years to complete. @Dr Boom, The Queen has several names, I did not know this one. 😉

Hey everyone, remember this five-headed dragon I converted in 2014/2015 ? Well, I finally made a base to put it on display in my bookshelf. All the 17 parts I used are from Reaper. The original hydra I converted was sculpted by Sandra Garrity. Enjoy!

My sympathies @Olafwich. Julie Guthrie did an amazing work sculpting this model, I'm glad my like it.

Thanks again for the kind words everyone, it is much appreciated. @Fencig & @Rigel A museum, wouldn't that be fantastic! I assure you there is currently a miniature figurine museum under construction. I will leave it to the owner to make the announcement when the opening takes place. For the moment I wish them the best success in the advancement of the project. There are extraordinary people who wish to highlight the works of artists. I Hope we will all visit this fabulous museum in the near future. Keep on painting and enjoying the hobby.

Thank you for the kind words everyone, they are much appreciated. It was really a fun project to work on. I will build another one. @Fencig I bought the dragon head when the Boneyard was still a thing. At the time, I think it was in 2015, I only bought the head that also came with the neck. I was thinking of using it on the five-headed hydra I was converting, but it was a bit too small and I hadn't used it. The WIP post is still on the forum, here.

Thank you @72moonglum, I'm glad you enjoy! 🙂

Thanks enveryone, it was a long and demanding project, but it was even more rewarding. I enjoyed every minute of it and I'm glad you like the end result too.

Great work on this rare model. I love it.

Thanks everyone, I'm glad you enjoy! 😊

Hello everyone, here are pictures of a diorama I did. It features 30 Reaper Miniatures models. Here's the list of models; Drunken Wyrm Inn Dragonbane Forge Townhouse and Antique Attic Buildings interior Amidst the bustle and commotion of the day, In the heart of a quaint village, people say, Stands a collection of enchanting buildings, Each with its own charm, truly thrilling. The Merchant House, where the wealthy reside, Stone-built and luxurious, their status implied, A fair trader, a tolerant man, Helping those in need, when he can. The Antic Attic, a store of old, Filled with treasures and rugs untold, Its large stained glass window, A beacon of light in the village below. Next door, farmers sell their harvest, Vegetables fresh, a bounty of the earth, In this festive scene that's filled with glee, The Drunken Wyrm Inn its windows aglow. In the Inn, a warm and cozy space, Rest your worries and dine with grace, After a long journey or a battle fought, A place to stay and rest, as you ought. The Dragonbane Forge, where the hammer pounds, Imbuing weapons with such powerful sounds, Of the skillful blacksmith, townsfolk are proud, His armor plates and shields, a protective shroud. But the purpose of the day is not to trade, As a band of heroes has come back unscathed, Their wagon brimming, the head of a dragon and their loot, A warrior on horse, victory as his pursuit. Mercenaries, wizards, and knights so bold, With their spoils and stories, they're worth their weight in gold, They enter the town, a triumphant displayed, To celebrate their victory on the beast they’ve slayed. Peasants gather around, Men, women, and children, all spellbound, Merchants, beggars, and waitresses too, All there to welcome the saviors true. In this grand village diorama, the sun shines bright, As heroes are hailed with cheers and delight, And yet, behind the forge, a rust monster feasts, Unnoticed by those baffled by the slain beast.

Hey everyone! Here's 50319, Olav Gunderson the Dwarf Gambler converted as Addren Pocketdeep to be integrated into my diorama. I removed the gun he held in his right hand to replace it with a purse. This Chronoscope model was sculpted by Jason Wiebe.

Hello everyone, late post tonight. Here are the 03233, Townsfolk Children and hens, delicate and diminutive models with the toddler and hens measuring only 8mm in height. Using Reaper MSP, I have painted these models in understated hues, capturing the playful essence of these quaint characters. These exquisite models were sculpted by Bobby Jackson for Reaper Miniatures. They will grace the diorama I am currently working on, adding a touch of liveliness and amusement to the overall scene.

You did an awesome work on him. I like the gem and the copper as well.