Strike first, strike hard, no mercy. 

Still plonking away at the Bones 4 Core Set, Here is the Dire Boar from the "Dire Consequences" subset.

Pumbaa or Piglet. You decide.

 
Drybrushed from a black undercoat. Greys on the bottom part, browns on the top. Oink oink.
 

 "I want the funeral feast to be the biggest the kingdom ever saw, and I want everyone to taste the boar that got me."
-King Robert Baratheon
George RR Martin, A Game of Thrones
 
#56, Dire Boar
from the Dire Consequences subset
Bones 4 Core set, 2019
Reaper Miniatures
unknown sculptor
Made in Bonesium PVC
60x35mm 3Dprinted base
should be available from reapermini.com some time in the future in Bones.

Dire Wolves are the tradition pets for AD&D Hill Giants, so I bought this fine fellow to replace the smilodon that came with my Hill Giant Hunter.
 
I always use reference pictures when painting real creatures, and this looks a bit like a real black wolf, so I'm quite happy. There are a lot more colours and steps in this chaps fur than on any of the accompanying giants, though I don't know if it shows.
 
The joy of Bonesium means that I could easily cut off his base and glue him directly to this piece of actual granite. I recommend doing this before ANY paint is applied to either surface, to get the best bond. Else you often pull the paint off the rock and have to re-glue it, in my experience.
 

So finally got the courage to post some minis that I have finished over the last few months. Here are some of the Yuan-Ti Nagendra metal minis I have always really liked. I have the archer and halberd still to paint up that I have from my most recent order, but am taking a break from the scaly creatures for a bit. I know I need to work on my highlighting but any other feedback is welcome. 

Howdy,
 
  Winter Wolf in the tropics...
 


 
Kev!