Not your standard elf..... why is she lurking in the dark?
 
She had some serious mould lines which resulted in some unintentional butchery on my part, but she's a fine tabletop lass for an evening encounter in the woods. I am most pleased by her cape. 

Grabbed this out of my pile to paint as an NPC. Experimented with ink on his coat to mixed effect. Experimented with slime trail on the base - to better effect. Bonus, he was ready in time to see some action! Does he look trustworthy, or not?

So here is a pair of bandits from Bones kickstarters that finally made they way to my painting table - needed  to add to the gang interrupting my group's trip to town. The guy with the flashy shield is the leader.
 
Tabletop with trying to work with highlights/washes - tried going the no lining route.....

So here is a pair of bandits from Bones kickstarters that finally made they way to my painting table - needed  to add to the gang interrupting my group's trip to town. The guy with the flashy shield is the leader.
 
Tabletop with trying to work with highlights/washes - tried going the no lining route.....

A thread dedicated to Work In Progress pix of those minis that have sacrificed their surface area to the never ending the quest to find ways of slapping paint on without it looking like absolute rubbish.
 
(Some miniatures may be harmed in the making of this thread.) 
 
 
Contents List:
A Random Space Marine
A (bugbear?) shaman
A bloke named Mangu
To be edited if more be added…...
 
 
 
Keywords
TGPTGP, speedpaint, speed paint, color scheme tests