This last one is some sort of paranormal investigator,
and frankly would probably fit just as well into a Victorian game as an Old
West one. With my renewed interest in Deadlands and now Sagas & Six-guns, I
can definitely see him getting onto the table at some point.
I also painted one of the wizard shades from The Maze of Malcor. The paint job for this figure isn’t particularly remarkable, it is
literally just blue highlighted all the way up to white, but the circumstances
of its painting make it special.
This is the first figure I have fully painted while
sitting and painting with my five-year-old daughter. I gave her a plastic
Frostgrave figure to paint, which she ‘finished’, in about five minutes. She
went on to paint several paintings (all of them masterpieces) while I worked on
this one figure. Since the paint job didn’t require much attention, I was able
to chat with her the whole time, which was wonderful.
I should get the other four wizard shades based
up and ready to paint just encase we have another opportunity!
Professor Abraham Setrakian vampire hunter.
ReplyDeleteFantastic character!
ReplyDeleteGreat model, so full of character.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work!
I have a tray full of old Battle Master miniatures that my kids have painted with me. The only downside is my kids like them so much their minis are the minis on display so folks who know I paint come over and think their work is mine... I'm pretty sure I've lost commissions over it, but it's worth it to see my kids enjoying my hobby!
ReplyDeleteThose are a couple of nice minis, and they form an atmospheric tableau together.
ReplyDeleteGamer dads are awesome dads! Good job!
ReplyDeleteNice story. As a newly-minted father of a baby girl, I hope some years from now I'll have similar stories to tell about her :)
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