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No shipping notice for Bones 4 means more speedpainted figures: 1 Bat demon (Nabasu), 1 Blackstar Corsair Echo, 1 Bombshell Robot, 1 Hellcat, 2 snakeman warriors, 2 vulture demons (Vrocks), 2 vulture demons (Vrocks)

One of the minis that first got me into gaming was the old Lord of Change. This was a good while back- in those days, a Lord of Change was mounted on a square 40mm base, and wasn’t much larger than the ogres of the day and they fit into a blister pack. The new Lord of Change may very well be the best mini Games Workshop has in its lineup. A very fine piece indeed, and I’m happy that I’ve gotten to paint it a few times now. Here are two of them (for the same force).

Painted up my vrocks / vulture demons for possible use in the campaign we are in (and they make good stand ins for large bird things). I was pretty negligent when it came to cleaning up the flashing, and it's pretty intense, but since these are only monsters for table top I did not care enough to fix it. Used Viva crackle medium on the bases.

So, those of you who have paid any attention to Kickstarter in the past three years know that Brett Zeleznik and his Fractured Dimensions line of true-to-old-school-D&D demons and devils went pretty pear-shaped, but they did eventually deliver and most of the line is now available through Mortal Arrow. I backed the KS for one reason: the Vrock. I saw the sculpt for this sucker and fell in love. As long as I was picking that up, I got a few other things, including the Nalfeshnee. Sorry...these are Old Skool. These are the Type I and Type IV demons. Vrock/Type I: Nalfeshnee/Type IV: Relatively quick paint jobs, getting back into the swing. I'm pretty happy with the Vrock's wings...both minis could do with some more blending. C&C always welcome.

So, to go along with the creepy, creepy Worm that Walks that I'm putting the finishing touches on, I'm also painting up some demons for the Wrath of the Righteous Pathfinder adventure path that I'm currently GM-ing. I've actually got 4 to paint up, but one has some *ahem* naughty bits (Virina, Female Demon # 77067) so I'll not be showing it in this WIP. I may do an off-site link showoff of that one when it's done. Balor is (mostly) base coated. Pictures, as usual, reveal hard-to-notice flaws. Vrock has been bathed and boiling-water dipped and is currently drying. Babau is about 3/4 done I think.

Finally finished this guy! He was stalled by a lack of paints that I needed, but they came in yesterday, and I got busy! Would have liked to do better with the feathers, but after the third re-try, I left well enough alone. My wife calls him a Skexie... WiP Here Pics: Some close ups: The SC75 metals were awesome for his pauldron, and other pieces, and did well for all his clothes... Base is pretty simple, a few Silflor tufts of 'dead' grass, some fine Gray Ballast, and some Fine Turf earth tone to go around the rocks, skulls, and bones... Comments welcome! 8) George

Hey all! Started work on the Vrock: After priming, I airbrushed all the scaled skin with Tamiya Neutral Grey, and part of the wings and leg feathers with GW Scab Red. Not much yet more tomorrow. As always, C&C Welcome! 8) George

So, I grabbed a demon for my next Bones II project. As I griped in another thread, getting under his left wing is a pain due to arm placement. Basecoat is Cat's Eye Base. Note, I'm playing and learning to use some Army Painter quickshades, and I learned that laying Dark Tone ink semi-heavily onto Crimson Red color almost washes out the red completely. You can barely see the first set of feathers has some red underneath. The second row of feathers is warpaint red. Underside of his wings. For the rest of the feathers, I alternated each feather warpaint and crimson. And I'm working on rescuing the red. I inked a couple of layers of Red Tone back over the dark feathers, then did a coat of Dark Tone over the top and middle portions, then red over the whole thing again. I don't have enough decent light now to snap a picture of the underside again, I'll have to get one of those in the morning.