A couple more minis for my AoS28 collection. Actually finished them weeks ago, but Hiaticula Excursion interrupted my regular posting schedule.
Conjuror
Another Conjuror for the forces of Order. She's a converted Sigilist mini from Norht Star's Frostgrave range. I originally bought the model to convert my RPG character, but ended up never going through with that. Now I gave her a head swap (I think that was a GW Sisters of the Thorn head, with sculpted hair) and a few more minor alterations.
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Wight
The miniature is Ksenia Graveclad, from Hasslefree Miniatures. Received it as a gift a long while ago. She'll make a good leader mini for groups of skeletons and the like.
Looks great! Any chance of a break down of how you're doing the bases for your new AoS stuff? Paints, materials, etc? It looks so atmospheric
ReplyDeleteThanks! Best if I do a step-by-step on one of my future minis. It's a mix of DAS, sand and broken bricks, followed by a minimalistic paintjob.
DeleteThat would be great, looking forward to it! Thanks for the overview in the meantime :)
DeleteDark masterclass of brush sorcery!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThe choice of colours and the technique are so great! They look totally menacing and scary!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteGreat conversions. Love it. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeletePhotos are filled with atmosphere and mood. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteLovely work. Very moody photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteYour photography, conversion and painting skills complement each other so well that every picture is a work of art.
ReplyDeleteLove the post, outstanding work all over.
Thank you! :-)
DeleteLovely work working a Frostgrave piece into Warhammer – we normally see people doing it the other way round!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteShe's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNormally I see frostgrave minis all bright and colourful but her sombre tone and colour scheme are just beautiful. I think I might pull my own fantasy warband of the 'wip shelf' and see if I can get them looking half as good. Thanks for the inspiration!
The Wight is also wonderfully 'Souls'-y.