Hasslefree Kalee

Painted this now-classic miniature some time back but not had the time to post it till now. I decided to make the living axe red-faced, to give it more of a horror vibe.

More Gamezone Orcs

Gamezone Orc Blackguard

So, the wife has finished painting up a new Gamezone Orc.


Actually, I do feel a little jealous at how quickly she manages to complete a new miniature. When I paint one, it takes a lot of time and a lot of hemming and hawing before I am ready to put in the finishing touches and then varnish, but she does it very quickly and gets the miniature varnished.

She has also finished up her Boar Rider, which you can see on her blog, along with more pics of this fine fellow.

Zamoran War Elephant

And in the meantime, after months of hemming and hawing, I have finally gotten started on my Zamoran army project, with the first model, a war elephant, completed.

The Musa Izly Cantina: Initial Basing Done

After leaving the project for some time, I finally got around to touching up with some acrylic paints. This was especially important for the wooden bits, that were painted over with Vallejo Mahogany Brown.

The Musa Izly Cantina: Emulsion Paint Layer

With the papier-mache layers completed, the next step was to cover the structure with a layer of emulsion paint.

The Musa Izly Cantina: Papier Mache Layers Done

Good progress on the Musa Izly Cantina, with the papier-mache layers almost complete. The newsprint layers are finished, and all that remains to be done is a bit of touching up with some tissue paper.

Making A Lid for a 28mm Scale Holemouth Jar

Once you have made your holemouth jar, it is quite a simple matter to make a little lid for it. To do this, it would be best to save a little of the polymer clay that you used for the jar itself, so that the lid and jar will both have the same colour.