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Cats, Hawks, Dragonborn, Turtles, Warforged and Demons PC 28mm Miniatures. Miniatures kits come with 2 heads, 4 right arms, 4 left arms and 2 tails for the cat. Made by Board Dog Games and Norse Foundry The last kickstarter fulfilled 3 months early. Please check them out and maybe support the project to help it fund! Link Here

Fresh off the painting table come the Dwarf Adventurers II from Stonehaven Miniatures. Their first Kickstarter, another set of Dwarfs, was the second Kickstarter I ever backed! First, a group of the "traditional" Dwarfs, if any of them can be called as such. One of my favorites of the set, a Dwarf Barber: Here are the Dwarfs I thought would work better as Duergar. My Duergar take some inspiration from World of Warcraft's Dark Iron Dwarfs, not just having white hair. Gives them a bit of variety. Dead Tom: And preparing for Eberron, the Dwarforged:

Just a quick paint job I did a few months back. I am still trying to learn True Metallic Metal technique. Based on the pictures, I still have learning left to do. There are some dilute black, blue, brown, and flesh colored washes in there. His close up of his face reminds me of Ultron. He is set to be a construct for our Reign of Winter Pathfinder campaign. Enjoy. C&C Welcome, as well as any advice or recipes for TMM would be appreciated.

Two conversions, one as bought. The left one is for a friend's character. He carries a shield, so I cut the arm, changed the angle, attached a shield to the arm, and filled the gaps with green stuff. The right arm was lost to infestation of necrotic undead worms, and was replaced in Sharn. I filed off some of the angles to make look like a different style. I then painted the arm to look new, and the body to look old and corroded. Alas, the character was lost to a huge undead dragon. The one on the right is intended to be a brawler style fighter (D&D 4E). I cut the sword off and pinned an axe in its place. I pinned horns on the head from a reaper part set as an integrated helmet of charging. On the the right arm I cut the end off a tail, and filed off one side and attached it to make it an integrated spiked gauntlet.