Pegasus WIP

An all metal 28mm large, Pegasus in her shimmering metallic glory.

goblins love sharp and pointy

The Salamander Warrior...Yes a Salamander Warrior

Although they are not known for their fighting prowess, Slainne Wetboddy is proud to uphold his Salamander clans status on the fighting fields as a sell battle-axe.

Slainne is a 25mm metal piece designed by Grenadier in the 1980's.

Lizard Guardian Warriors

From the depths of frogoten time two ancient guardians protect secrets not ment for the mind of man.

Armed with simple but deadly weapons and a cold blooded lack of any fear, tis pair make the perfect guards for hidden treasures.

Both are metal pieces designed by Grenadier in the 1980's.

Wizard's Find

Searching for that which has been lost, this wizard finds the skull of a beast from the far past. If he can re-animate the creature who knows what powers he may unlock. Both are metal pieces, th ewizard if from Privateer Press, the skull fro Grenadier.

Bad Mushrooms

Adventurers know to beware of strange plants and none is stranger than the "Shriller," one really bad mushroom. Able to stun or kill with its ear shattering cries, this is a fungus to be avoided at all costs.

The Shriller is a 1983 metal casting from Grenadier.

Rats

Rats, giant mutated rats, a problem for any low level adventurers. These are old metal 1980's design pieces from Grenadier.

Fear the Troll

TROLL!!! A cry that drives fearful humans into highing.

This is a metal piece from Grenadier cast in the mid 1980's.

Deadly Reptiles

Any D&D party realizes the many dangers cold blooded reptiles bring to the field. Here are three deadly reptiles ready to pounce on the unaware.

From left to right the the figures are from Genadier, Minifigs and Ral partha. The I painted these metal pieces in the 1970's.

Adventurers don't need Height

Ingorg Blasarm, and Goinlin Hedmaseer are adventurers looking for hire when not fighting for the Low King of the Dwarfs.

Both are experienced warriors and feel no disadvantage due to their height.  Instead they know that lower strikes are quite effective vs the knees and stomachs of taller opponents.

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Both are metal pieces from Heartbreaker that I painted in the late '90's

Primeval Warrior

The Primeval Warrior, Powerful, Fearless and Inhuman. This one is called HssKllKll

leader of the Master Clan of the Guard.

A creature of a time unknown, Past, Future or even Present.  Which is it...those who have met this warrior have never lived long enough to tell.

HssKllKll is a metal piece from Games Workshop.

Steampunk Dwarf

Macbork Matachine, Master Steam Smith displays his latest creation the "Steam-Power-Fight-Drink-Party-Suit" (patent pending).

Powered by his mini steam engine, the suit increase his already great strength five fold!

Hi combination armour opener-crusher bronze fist is also delicate enough to tap a cast of Braumeister's finest.

Macbork is a metal piece from Games Workshop that I painted in around the turn of the century.

Dwarf Deep Downer Champion

Deep Down Dwarfs work were the strange is normal and the monsters of under the mountains are the most dangerous miners can face.  It is the job of Dwarf Deep Downer Champions like Szkadumm here who are called forth to defend the mine from even the most dangerous of beasts.

One sign of Szkadumm's successes is the fine silver fur of the deadly Mine Ogrtroll that he killed with one blow of his mystic battle mace.

Szkadumm is a metal piece I painted in the early 2000's.

The Executioner

X'anzu Hedsptor, chief executioner to the Low King of the Dwarfs prides himself on the ability to remove even a trolls head in one swift blow.

X'anzu Hedsptor is a metal piece that I painted in the 1990's.

Hammers Two

Snorog Bwanarm and the Gromhamar Brothers head the call to arms of the Low King of the Dwarfs and ready themselves for battle. Snorgog has the added benefit of using his ancient Runic Hammer of "Green Skin Smashing" (or orcs & goblins to non dwarfs).

All are metal pieces.  The brothers are pieces from Heartbreaker that I painted in the '90's. Snorog is a Games Workshop piece that I painted in the early 2000's.

We're Number One!

Gulnak Valnaksen knows who rules the true bottom of the rung in the World, the Dwarf Races!

First among the races of the World just as the bottom rung is the first and most important step on any ladder... that's the Dwarf view.

Gulnak is a metal piece from Heartbreaker that I painted in the 1990's.

Twins are better when Armed

Dwarf Warlords Bakka Khanzum and Akkab Khanzum are twins and rivals.

Protected by Mithral mail the greatest of all Dwarf armor, the twins brave any and all dangers in defense of the dwarf realms.

Bakka Khanzum and Akkab Khanzum are metal pieces from Heartbreaker's Leviathan range that I painted in the 1990's.

I Command!

Kaz Kaz Dunn Karzumn Warchief of the Low King of the Dwarfs command legions of loyal warriors.

With his magic warhammer "Orc's Doom" and standards of command he has never known defeat.

Kaz Kaz Dunn Karzumn is a plastic piece from Games Workshop that I painted in the early 2000's.

I'm Ignoid Snort-No I'm Ignoid Snort-No I'm Ignoid Snort-No ...

Will the real Ignoid Snort please croak up? 

A pod of frogmen seem to be confused as to who is the true Ignoid Snort!

But a with a little knocking of head (their favored form of communication) it becomes apparent that they all are Ignoid Snort-its both their individual and tribal name.

So individual or as a group, Ignoid Snort is ready for action.

One of the surprises for my D&D Mystic Swamp was that there was an infinite supply of Ignoid Snort's. Seeing one appear at the rear of the party right after they knocked off one in the front was always fun. These are all metal pieces that I painted in the mid 1970's. 

My Name Is Ignoid Snort

Ignoid Snort-protector of the swamp spawning grounds-is a proud member of the race of frogmen feared for their blind courage.

Ignoid is armed with a slimy net and his trident tipped with a paralyzing saliva from the the glands of some of his smaller cousins.

No matter the size of his opponent, Ignoid will defend his territory to the bitter end.

I painted Ignoid in the mid 1970's, he and his brothers (see tomorrows post) were key components in the mystic swamps of my D&D Dungeon campaign I was playing in those days.  He was a favorite ongoing character for me and the party players.  Ignoid is a metal piece from Archive Miniatures one of the best casters in those days.