A Boid!

 That's right. Specifically, a warhammer warband boid. My nephew helped me pick out the colors, I think he's getting a really good sense of them!

It's a bit hard to tell in this picture, but the body is kind of a scaly green. I quite like it.

More Random Fantasy Minis

 This one's from Bad Squiddo Game's recent horror kickstarter, which came with some really fun figures. I forget the name of this one, but I like how solidly posed and armed she is.

Just a lot of fun to paint overall!

A Warband (With Puppies)

Games Workshop miniatures! Will wonders never cease. Well, I had to get these guys, they've got pet puppies!

Probably should have taken a better picture of the puppies but oh well. I know these guys are for underworlds, but I haven't got the rules for that these days. I'm on the lookout for a good possibly free miniatures agnostic fantasy skirmish game. Which is quite the set of words.

May is For Mice

 (I'm still working on those orcs, quietly, in the background. It's just dull)

In the meantime, I have now painted four mice! Mouses. Mouslings.

 

I think that the first wizard with white fur is still my favorite. He looks both wise and irritable, as a wizard should.

Mouse Wizard!

 He's a wizard... who's also a mouse!

Just a fun little figure I picked up. I like him, he's got style.

The Ghostly Fleet

 Perhaps it's more of a squadron, but nonetheless, the Ghost Fleet is painted!

Four ships is all that I had to paint, of course. Maybe I'll add more some day, and I still need to figure out the bases, but visible progress is always good.

A Ghost! (Ship)

 Recently, Mantic announced a new book expansion for Armada, "Seas of Dread"

https://www.manticgames.com/news/ghosts-and-pirates-new-ways-to-play-armada-seas-of-dread-supplement/

All very exciting stuff, but of course the thing that drew me in the most was the part about ghost ships. Why? Well, I've always had an interest in ghost ships and things like the Bermuda Triangle (I don't nescesarily think that they're real, mind you, I just enjoy the creepiness of the stories). I also, perhaps more importantly thought, "Hey, that should be easy to paint!"

And so I have begun. I've had these brigs hanging around for a while, unpainted, so now they have become ghost brigs.

I still need bases of course, and I've got some grand ideas for them that will probably not come true. We'll see!