While last week was a good dose of family gaming, this week the kids went to bed earlier and I visited the basement to get some painting done!
Not much to account for, as I'm still in the midst of the tedious process of drybrushing a million palm leaves and still figuring out the detail on the Martian Spider test subjects.
While this figure made his first appearance as a base coat figure in last week's A Simple Trade, Captain Skippy McBoatswain is making a second appearance in the game, so it was fitting to finish him up.
From PSS 01 Tramp Steamer Sailors from Pulp Figures |
Before my mother in law's health took center stage and eliminated any recent chance at playing in my buddy Hoyce's 2nd Edition AD&D game, I planned on painting up my character. I now have a half dozen old Grenadier figs up in the queue and two got finished.
From Grenadier Fantasy Personalities Dungeoneers (715) |
Fun fact: these are two out of three of the Dungeoneers pack, the very first pack of minis I bought way back in the early 90's from Hobby Hangout in Easton. Second fun fact: the third figure in the pack, a fighter, is the only one of the figures that previously had a drop of paint on it. He's cleaned up and base coated, but it's amazing the difference of painting detail on 25mm versus 28/30mm.
These new fangled minis are HUGE compared to old school figs. |
Captain Krustach of Kashgar, Lord Lippenbrush, and Stache Gable |
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