The Renaissance Troll :
Le blog de Joseph McCullough, auteur de Frostgrave, Ghost Archipelago et Rangers of Shadow Deep.
Call Sign: Wyvern
This is my new Paladin Captain for Stargrave, rules for which can be found in Stargrave: Bold Endeavour. Really, I was just having fun mixing some Frostgrave and Stargrave pieces together and using a cool dragon decal!
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A Gathering for Necropolis
This past February I attended Leaving Asphodel, a Necropolis event and part of the annual Black Queen Hobby and Miniature Painting Competition held by UMS “Agram” in Zagreb. Just for the occasion I wanted to craft a sick Grillet box to house and transport my Gathering and gaming implements.
My starting Gathering consisted of a single large model: the Vampire Queen ...
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Second wave of berserkers
Time for a berserker break? Or more of the same? While I'm reworking (for the third time!) a caparisoned boar rider, I'm also converting some newer Trollslayer miniatures to complement my first 10 Chaos Dwarf berserkers. I've recently realised that Aly Morrison designed a few additional miniatures released in the mid-nineties (initially for Marauder Miniatures) that were easier to work with ...
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G-Fig : Le guide de la figurine
This past February I attended Leaving Asphodel, a Necropolis event and part of the annual Black Queen Hobby and Miniature Painting Competition held by UMS “Agram” in Zagreb. Just for the occasion I wanted to craft a sick Grillet box to house and transport my Gathering and gaming implements.
My starting Gathering consisted of a single large model: the Vampire Queen ...
Time for a berserker break? Or more of the same? While I'm reworking (for the third time!) a caparisoned boar rider, I'm also converting some newer Trollslayer miniatures to complement my first 10 Chaos Dwarf berserkers. I've recently realised that Aly Morrison designed a few additional miniatures released in the mid-nineties (initially for Marauder Miniatures) that were easier to work with ...
