More Dirz

I've worked out a few more Dirz figures, and my fancy bases came in the mail, so I started working on those as well.    Pics . . .  .

Dirz Repaints and Metals

So I have been working on more Dirz figures, I did a few last night.  There are a few prepaints and a couple metals.  And finally a comparison of a prepaint (Kheris is one of the nicer painted figures too) to one of my repainted figures. 













I've also ordered some of the Biotech bases from Mircoart studios to use rather than continue with what I have, nothing is attached to their bases save the prepaints currently, I just put the smallest amount of glue to hold them on so I had something to hold onto.

Dirz and 15mm Sci-Fi

Well, I have been busy not bothering to update my blog, but I will attempt to fix this.  I have a new job working overnights at a Youth Service facility, so I have a lot of free time at night.  Therefore i do what any good gamer would do, I paint.

Here are a couple Dirz figures I've been working on, one is repainted from a previous project.  I have been itching to try and get Hybrid and therefore broke these guys out to practice on.  I am very happy with how they turned out.







And here are 2 of my 15mm armies.  I present my Eldar and my Invid.  I need to get more variety of the Invid forces and gather up some vehicles to use with my Eldar knockoffs, unfortunately, this is proving difficult for both forces.











 


I figure text is for the weak, all you want to see are the pictures anyways :D

Easterling Griffon Rider

Why? Why the hell not!

So, I wanted to make a largish fantasy army for mass battles (liking the new Mantic rules so far) so bought a pile of Easterlings from GW. But, I need some characters. First up is my Griffon Rider, he isn't done by any means, but he is taking shape nicely.

I also intend to have some Chariots. I plan to convert Wargames Factory Celt Chariots into Easterling Chariots.

My Wife's D&D Character (Not Entirely Finished)

Just thought I'd toss up my Wifes D&D cahracter, she is a Half-Elven Fighter. She's pretty awesome in game actually. Until she breaks her sword, again . . .

Modular Hirst Arts Dungeon

Though I like the storage potential and overall niftiness of my paper world works games stuff, I also really enjoy my Hirst Arts molds. I found my World Works paper takes far too long to setup on the fly for quick games of DnD, so set out to remedy the problem.

I used WWG paper floors glued to cork tiles for my floors here, then built Hirst Arts walls to fit into those tiles. The result looks nice and allows me to rapidly and easily build my dungeon rooms for DnD.

Roofing Made Easy?

Been wanting to make some fantasy buildings with an Asian vibe, and knowing I'd never do those cool tile roofs was killing me. But, it's fantasy, I'll do as I please. So I broke out my Craft Robo and came up with this. I can now make cool roofs in minutes.

Bwa ha ha, Laziness wins again!