It's been a while since I posted and that's largely due to the fact that I rarely have time or light to take good pictures at the moment. Those of you who follow the facebook page will have seen I am still painting but I know that many of you don't use facebook so I thought I'd at least try and do a monthly workbench post here too to show you what I'm working on.
So, this month's project has been Super Dungeon Explore, a chibi-style Dungeon Crawl board game from Soda Pop Miniatures. My aim with these paint jobs was to create something that looked good on the board without spending a long time doing it. Each mini took an hour or less with the exception of King Sprout, who took closer to two hours.
Admiral Fuzzybottom & Madam Hilde
A Mook
Six Mooks!
Lil' Sprout
Six Sorrows & The Salt Pillar
Pet Parade
Mr Chompers
Miss G Snorts
Wisps & Turnip Heads
King Sprout
Mist Hound
I'm currently working towards having enough painted minis to try out the new beta rules for the fully co-op Arcade mode. As such I need to paint at least one Mini-Boss and I have four options to choose from: Ser Sharpclaw a Kobald Knight, Salt a crystaline one-eyed beasty, Boris a bad tempered bear or Treant a lumbering leafy leviathan. Drop me a comment below on which you'd like to see me attempt next :)
Ser Sharpclaw or Salt?
Boris or Treant
That's it for this Workbench post, I'll check in next month with my progress and if I can find the time I'll try and get some proper photos up.
The Duke
Thanks a lot for the pictures as I'm one of the people who refuses to get onto Facebook.
ReplyDeleteThese look both cute and well painted, you've done a great job capturing the cartoony feeling of the range.
Thanks Wouter :) Although the Facebook page is public so you can view it without needing an account.
DeleteUnfortunately not over here in Belgium, due to a dispute between the Belgian Privacy Commision and Facebook. Facebook was even courtmarshalled over here because they gather information about non-Facebook users too.
DeleteAhhhh, good to know.
DeleteLovely work Chris; love the vibrancy of the painting. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks man, it's something that really works with these minis and really helps them to stand out on the table :)
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