#rpg miniatures

[darkelfdice-miniatures]

Warhammer Terrorgheist

I needed another boss monster FAST for my D&D campaign and painted up this Terrorgheist. I took about 3 hours to paint the model and I detail the entire process here.

[liviiblahblah]

Kirby has a new friend

[a-random-painter]

Here is a Goblin mech miniature from Lancer that I have painted as a proof of concept before moving onto the other mechs.

[khornedog]

This year's Orktober slate is a treat and really, really old.

Orc Girls on Roller Skates and a couple of '97 Shoota Boys. There's also a Gorkamorka-era Truck, not pictured.

Orc Girls on Roller Skates with Uzis was a set made by Dark Horse Miniatures back in 1985. These and several others tied into an RPG called "Excursion into the Bizarre," which I have zero experience with. Dark Horse is mostly remembered for producing the first-ever licensed product for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in 1984. By 1987, Dark Horse was sold to Goldring which also promptly went out of business.

[andysuriano]

Shreddy or not.. here we come!! Remember to follow @lostcompanyofficial , we might post the full piece...

Kickstarter launching real soon, make sure to follow to get notified!! Link in bio

[canopiancatboy]

Kitbashed this Everest together for Lancer a while ago, and having recently played through Titanfall 2 again, decided on the basic BT look after I couldn't decide how to paint him

Tried to mimic the official Everest design I've seen floating around, but I'm partial to the blocky style head so I stole that from a Battletech Highlander

Actually a lot is from Battletech, the legs are an Assassin and the Torso is a Black Knight. I love the Vladof guns from Borderlands so I found one of those for my assault rifle, and the arms are from the free mech set Filamentio released. I think that's most of it...

Oh shoutout to Death Ray Designs for their shark mouth nose art and industrial decals, they're great

[vintagerpg]

This is The Fantastic Worlds of Grenadier Supplement (2018), which was produced with a near-identical cover as, well, a supplement to the first volume, The Fantastic Worlds of Grenadier. I don’t have the first one (but very much would like to, if you have a copy you don’t want!) but I assume it is sort of a history of Grenadier, one of the biggest producers of fantasy miniatures in the ’80s and ’90s.

This volume is largely dedicated to ephemera left out of the first book. There are catalog pages, many in pretty high resolution color (surprising, considering the low-end printing of the era), depicting many photos of miniatures and box covers. There’s an interview with Grenadier’s PR manager, Kim Eastland (probably better known as a prolific author for TSR). While at Grenadier in 1981 (at age 19!), Eastland founded The Grenadier Bulletin, a fantastic newsletter than ran intermittently through the ’80s and into the ’90s.

This is just pure catnip for me. I think, if push comes to shove, Grenadier produced the majority of my favorite miniatures. Most of the ones I bought back in the ’90s (and then left unpainted) were Grenadier. Most of the stuff I’ve painted (since I finally took up painting miniatures back in 2022) have been Grenadier. So a book of Grenadier eye candy? That’s going to hit home for me in a big way.

For real, Terrence Gunn, reprint this and the first volume!

[dimestorehobby]

Don’t think I’ve ever posted my deciduous tree mass production method. Just a poker chip, golf tee, hot glue, and moss.

[yodawgiheardyoulikemecha]

Cover art from the 1st ed. Heavy Gear rulebook.

[polyvinylist]

House Dust (work in progress)

[darkelfdice-miniatures]

I painted a witch for my D&D campaign. She was supposed to be "wicked", but the color scheme I used doesn't give off evil vibes.

[skunts-own-truth]

Wargames Atlantic, the folks that make the incredible plastic Quar kits, have released a few kits in a new “Classic Fantasy” line of minis! Check these out:

You get these two kits together, and that’s pretty much everything you need to represent any starting human character in Warhammer Fantasy RPG, and some excellent options for Mordheim!

[jcross3]

I recently put together a 16 page fake video game strategy guide! You can get it for free on itch. It's a prototype for a much larger project.

All figurines and frames are were made by hand by me. Each one took at least a couple hours to put together. Check it out, and let me know what you think!

[vexwing]

Holiday Mini #19: Mari Lwyd If you're unfamiliar with this Southern Wales folk custom, look it up, it's fun.

Sculpt is a Pathfinder Battles Dread Wraith modified with a skull from a Deep Cuts Skeletal Horse.

Merry Christmas, everyone!

[gorillastraylight]

First Lancer: Battletech AU Mini!

I’ve been running a Lancer campaign with some friends for about a year and a half now, and naturally the parasite in my brain has compelled me to come up with Battletech AU versions of their characters - and then to actually paint minis for them. I finally finished the first of four today, representing local neutral evil music festival girl SSC castoff mercenary Channeary Dovei (callsign: LOVEDAY)! Given her status as a backline Pegasus pilot and love for freaky looking mechs, I decided that only the Pack Hunter would do (AU Lore below pictures).

(Drawing and Retrograde Sprite by @aenysanus)

Channeary (Solaris VII Gladiator, Clan Sea Fox)

During the Wars of Reaving, the homeworld Clans employed pervasive rhetoric depicting the invader Clans as “corrupted” by the Inner Sphere - decadent, distracted from the ideals of Kerensky, no longer cleaving to clan tradition. Similar rhetoric is deployed by hardline members of Clans like Jade Falcon to describe the Clans that have altered their ways to survive and thrive in the inner sphere; in particular Clan Sea Fox. These are, of course, propagandistic nonsense - which doesn’t stop Channeary from perfectly embodying them.

Channeary is a walking subversion of almost every stereotype about clanner Mechwarriors - she’s hedonistic, avaricious, entirely selfish, unconcerned with “honour” (never bothered to earn a Bloodname) and bad at taking orders. The parts of the stereotype she lives up to are being an utterly deadly ranged combatant and an unabashed technofetishist. These traits, taken together, made Channeary a natural fit for Clan Sea Fox’s “Babyface” initiative - to establish a Clan-sponsored stable of gladiators on Solaris VII in order to advertise their ‘mechs and weapons systems. It’s a role Channeary has taken to with aplomb, eagerly living the rockstar lifestyle of an arena champion complete with groupies and exotic drugs. Her pink Pack Hunter is a crowd favourite - the frame may be a Wolf-in-Exile design, but hers mounts Sea Fox weaponry (as well as uses Sea Fox paint). Its thin armor matters little to Channeary, who never was one for an up-close fight, and she delights in landing devastating shots on distracted opponents. The ‘mech is her pride and joy, and almost all of her promos are shot in its cockpit - extra convenient, given her obligation to remind the viewers that the best ER PPCs are manufactured by Clan Sea Fox.

In-Game:

Battlemech: Pack Hunter (Standard)

Gunnery/Piloting: 2/5

Skills: Sniper

[bryanharryrombough]

Crowdfunding campaign for Expanse-inspired 28mm scale 3D printable spaceships, suitable for wargaming & RPG terrain.