These are very old. From '86 or so. I was just beginning miniatures
painting, and it shows. The only paints available were enamels
and I knew almost nothing about advanced techniques like drybrushing.
The pictures are presented in no particular order. There are
some duplicates, or rather several pictures of the exact same
setup.
I took these in a pile of snow (cold white stuff, falls from sky)
just outside our garage. The snow helped hide the bases, which
was ideal for my purposes.
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Dwarf vs. Giant
These pictures are really, really old. The date here is just a dummy value, these are realy from the mid-80's.
Back when I was just starting painting miniatures, enamels were the only paints readily available, and I thought all weapons needed copious amounts of blood to look good.
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Battle scene in the snow
Snow is convenient, because it hides the bases.
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Dwarf vs. Giant
Another shot. The dwarf is a Denizen multi-part dwarf, the giant hails from Grenadier.
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Battlescene
Another shot of the battlescene.
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Dwarf vs. giant
C'mon, get over it already.
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Battlescene
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Poor Uruk-Hai
Having to remove his base and lie down in a pool of red juice.
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Zombie unsnowed
Or what do you call it when crawl up from under the snow?
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Winged View
The winged thing is an official(tm) Cthulhu monster, but I forget which one.
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Mountaintop action
It's easier to move the camera than the figures.
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Wider Winged View
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More Winged View
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Fresh blood
See, juice hasn't all been sucked into the snow yet.
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King of the hill
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Battleview
Didn't we see this one already?
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More blood
And this one?
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Dwarf vs. giant
Please guys, get over it!
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Blue Dragon
Later, I repainted this figure completely.
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Dragon views dwarf and giant
No comments...
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Bad Breath
More special effects.
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Light me up
Shooting's starting, light up the dragon.
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Sucks!
