Scribbs’ Incidental Diversions
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About the Project
A place for all the models that don't fit into any particular project. Expect a range of different genres and companies, often painted for no real purpose other than to just have some fun and to act as a palette cleanser to break up work on other things.
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Elucidian Starstriders - Rogue Trader & Officers
Second half of the Elucidian Starstriders Kill Team, which essentially covers all the Rogue Trader and her officers. I tried to give each figure a bit more individual colour schemes, whilst still keeping some sense of unity across the whole.
Finished Kill Team all together.Elucidian Starstriders - Voidsmen & Best Boy
Can't remember the last time I painted some GW 40k figures. I love the design of this Kill Team, and they've made a nice change from recent historical projects.
Space Ork Captain
Cybork Freebooter captain plus the last couple of crew members.
The whole crew all finished up.Space Orks
Recently arrived figures from a KS by Meridian Miniatures. Proper hefty, single piece metal casts, sculpted by Kev Adams. Had a lot of fun painting these, with a few more to come.
Otherworld Miniatures
Half a dozen fantasy adventurers from Otherworld Miniatures. I think Otherworld’s figures are tremendously characterful, really hitting the classic representation of fantasy from the early D&D days.
Not my best painting, but I had a lot of fun with them.
Robot Trooper & Orc
A couple of random individual miniatures. First a robot trooper from Gydran Studios, and then an Orc by Fist in the Eye, who was a very late effort for Orctober.
Mercenaries
These are the first half of a set of resin mercenary figures sculpted by Meridian Miniatures and based on artwork by Black Crab Art.
I’ve had these for almost a year now, mainly as I was a bit intimidated about painting them. I sometimes worry about doing justice to good quality figures, which can lead to them getting sidelined, completely negating the point in buying them in the first place. Normally as soon as I start putting colour down, everything gets easier and I lose myself in the painting process.
This lot (and the wildcat in the last post) are some of these awkward models that I have struggled with, but I’ve challenged myself to try and work through a few before the end of the year.
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