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I got this 7" alien at Walmart for $10. He was sprayed with black car primer, then overbrushed with a mix of Vallejo Chocolate Brown and Black. That was followed by a lighter overbrush of Chocolate Brown, Flat Earth and Black before a final drybrush of Flat Earth. I gave him two coats of homemade black wash (craft paint mixed with matte medium, flow improver and water) and his skull got four coats of Citadel Ardcoat to make it shine. The drool is small lengths of fishing line with superglue dribbled down them. They're held on with more superglue and gloss Mod Podge. There are a couple of spots on his ankles that need touching up, but on the whole I'm well happy with him. I'm working on the egg and facehugger.

http://kck.st/2JG45pU Kickstarter for a Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers inspired movie, "Netflix-y" in production value and style. Jason David Frank is headlining, and we all know that the Green Ranger/White Ranger is the best Ranger. Figured there's a good chance that there's some MMPR fans in the Reaper community, wanted to get the word out.

At last, the first trailer for the conclusion of Infinity War has been released; https://youtu.be/hA6hldpSTF8 They're certainly not giving a lot away...

Assembly Required is a feature film about the world of gaming. On Kickstarter now http://kck.st/2La7UCY - 90% FUNDED Lifelong gamers and brothers Dore and Dante Harbridge Robinson have quit their jobs as VFX artists to bring to life a comedy feature film all about the world of gaming. Assembly Required tells the story of Theo, a modern day Viking warrior who is also a passionate wargamer. His one regret is losing touch with his childhood gaming group. By chance, years later they all meet in a field. Whilst Theo has honed his skills on the tabletop and become a master with a cardboard sword, his old friends have entered the very real underworld of crime. Genuinely impressed by his sword wielding abilities they want Theo involved in their latest heist! But what does Theo want? The movie is on Kickstarter Now, ending 15th July. Packed with rewards including exclusive miniatures and a one time opportunity to join the cast and act in a massive wargaming film! The film is being supported by Weta Workshop Lord of the Rings sculptor Gary Hunt, and the Nova Open.

The first trailer for Marvel's Infinity War was released today. It looks amazing, but I can't help but worry it will be a big muddled mess. Part of me is a little sad to see this phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe coming to an end. There were some highs and lows, but in general it has been a very enjoyable trip. I can still remember watching the original Iron Man movie for the first time. How quickly the years have passed. I will have to plan a big Marvel movie marathon before next May. :)

The first look at the upcoming Solo movie aired during tonights Super Bowl... Lando, check. The Falcon, check. Chewie, check. All the elements are there, now pray it's good.

The first teaser trailer is out for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. I know there's a lot of controversy surrounding Johnny Depp's casting as Grindewald, and the original movie had a luke warm reception (I liked it); but Jude Law sure does make a cool young Dumbledore and I'm interested to see what he does with the character.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/304054692/commando-ninja Caution nudity in trailer. About VERSION FRANCAISE COMMANDO NINJA is an 80's action comedy, tribute to the Action Hero Movies, written and directed by Benjamin Combes. The story follows a Vietnam Green Beret Vet, Half Commando, Half Ninja, whose daughter has been abducted by a secret Ninja Organization, led by a Central-American dictator, who wants to create a new-world order... through time... Follow Commando Ninja on: FACEBOOK When I started this project over a year and a half ago, I was driven by a strong love for the 80s (This is David Sandbergs line but I can't say better). I watched again all Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Van Damme, Chuck Norris, Steven Seagal, Dolph Lundgren movies; wrote my script, took $5000 of my own money and just started shooting whenever my friends and I had time! We have now enough material to create a 45 minute long film! Commando Ninja takes place in a variety of exotic locations: 1980s Los Angeles, Canada mountains, Vietnam War, Central-America, Post-Apocalypse... John will live an adventure through many places ... and times Everything was shot on real sets, with practical VFX, as they did in the 80's! There is absolutely no way we shoot something on a green screen! The soundtrack of the movie will feature famous Synthwave artists like Cobra Copter, Flash Arnold and OGRE. The original soundtrack has been composed by a great music composer, Thomas Cappeau, and is by itself a love letter to the 80's action movie soundtracks : Other famous artists from the 80's revival wave joined the project, among them : - Blood+Chrome made the Commando Ninja animated logo

Ok, just came across this bizarre trailer on Youtube of Russian Fantasy Movie produced by Disney. I think it's a real thing, at least according to this Hollywood reporter article: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/disney-russia-local-language-movies-885954 Anyway if you want to see Baba Yaga in her flying mortar, plus a great shot of her hut running, check it out...

Looks incredibly zany and fun! https://youtu.be/v7MGUNV8MxU

Not Reaper minis, but with the upcoming Alien Covenant movie I thought these would be appropriate. Long out of production 25mm Miniatures 20300, Alien Warrior Boxed Set #1. They were sculpted by Bob Ridolfi in the early 90's for Leading Edge Games. I went with three diffrent color just for a change. I added acid saliva in the mouth of one of them and a big wound on another one.

The gang behind the Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning and Iron Sky are at it again.... This time it's Reptilians, and Maggie Thatcher is among them. There's 4 days left and they'd really like some extra cash for post production and CGI... https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/kill-the-reptilian-pope-in-iron-sky-2-movie#/

So as the topic line says, a movie about all things Wargaming: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/954318608/miniature-wargaming-the-movie-0

For you Wiebe Krampus fans out there, he's finally getting his Hollywood debut. https://youtu.be/h6cVyoMH4QE

OK Everyone. I'm so jazzed by the minis SGHawkins09 sent me for the 2015 summer exchange. This was the Bone Earth Elemental 77185 painted in an ice/snow theme, based as such. It might be a great proxy for a certain Disney Movie all the kids know by heart these days... She fogot to take pictures, so I did her the honor. She should be very proud of her work. I love how in certain shots/angles, the snow effect looks like it's melting! This figure and its partner have taken up front positions on the Shelf of HonorTM

A tribute to the best movie of last year, and probably my favorite movie of all time: John Wick (with Keanu Reeves)! Though I have a weakness for action movies in general, and assassin/hitman/spy on revenge spree movies particularly . These are the minis that gave their life for John Wick: Body from 50051: Max Decker, Private Eye ($5.99) Hand with Gun from 50010: Daniel Sterling, Secret Agent of GUARD ($4.99) Other Hand from http://www.reapermin...rn/latest/80009 Head from http://www.reapermin...rd/latest/89028 Before paint: Reference pics: And finally, the paintjob! Edited for spelling

Avengers 2 Can I assume we've all seen this by now? Can I assume we are all going to go see this now? Also, Pinocchio reference.

Didn't see any post about this: Going to see it NOW at the 7:50 showing here in Birmingham! Will life be the same after tonight? I think not!

I just saw the The LEGO Movie tonight with my 15 year old son and my parents and, in essence, "everything is awesome"! It's funny, fast and furious and the animators responsible for pulling together all the scenes must have had SO MUCH FUN! It's definitely much more an adult movie than a kid's movie, as it's full of all sorts of references to pop culture and LEGO history that will definitely hit the mark for most over-40 LEGO Builders and the many of the savvy over-30's. At our showing there were numerous points where belly laughs erupted throughout the theatre, as well as some honestly felt cheering and well deserved clapping. The few really young kids in the audience may have gotten a bit bored in a couple of places, but most of the film was filled with enough frenetic action to make up for that. Totally Five Stars! ★★★★★

Just saw that Warner Brothers is producing a new DnD movie. http://movies.yahoo.com/news/warner-bros-acquires-rights-dungeons-dragons-movie-224003769.html So anyone want to give odds on this one being a commercial success?

It's 3:30am EST on the 14th of December, 2012. And I have just gotten home from seeing The Hobbit's first installment at the sneak preview. Quite an excellent movie. I won't go into it much as I assume many of us ReaperHeads will be off to add our hard earned Kickstarter monies towards the movie this weekend. Personally, our group had no issues with the 48 frame rate nor the 3D. Everything was spectacular looking. No real grousing to be had from this end aside from the fact that it took some time getting underway. Look for some familiar faces. Couple of them were surprises, at least to me anyways. Let's give it the weekend before posting spoilers and what not. Enjoy the show.