From left to right: Elra, Klara, Uric, Boindil, Tungdil, The Mule, Vaslav, Hans.
Here's a slightly less arty shot, one which hopefully shows the details a little bit better.
Many thanks to my dearly beloved for the photos.
Being a chronicle of my experiences in the murky world of "old school" roleplaying, wargaming and Miniature Painting. Likely to feature games of Dungeons and Dragons, Tomorrow's War, OSRIC, Harnmaster, Warhammer Ancients, Retinue and All Things Zombie.
Thursday, 30 December 2010
The Shorn
Here are the painted miniatures of the Shorn, as the party stood just prior to the events of Session 5 (before the deaths of Vaslav and Uric).
From left to right: Elra, Klara, Uric, Boindil, Tungdil, The Mule, Vaslav, Hans.
Here's a slightly less arty shot, one which hopefully shows the details a little bit better.
Many thanks to my dearly beloved for the photos.
From left to right: Elra, Klara, Uric, Boindil, Tungdil, The Mule, Vaslav, Hans.
Here's a slightly less arty shot, one which hopefully shows the details a little bit better.
Many thanks to my dearly beloved for the photos.
Those are great pics! Great job on the minis! Where'd you get the donkey/horse?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jim.
ReplyDeleteIt's an old Mithril Miniatures Horse from the Rohan range with a few odds and end stuck on. I bought an adventuring accessories pack from Reaper a while back and couldn't think of a use for it until I needed a pack mule.
If you're looking for some pack animals you can get nice park horses from Wargames Foundry, http://wargamesfoundry.com/historical_ranges/single_packs/animals/any/pack_horses_and_pony_gpr001/?sector_id=1
or pack mules
http://wargamesfoundry.com/historical_ranges/single_packs/animals/any/pack_mule_and_donkey_gpr002/?sector_id=1
But it might be easier to find these ones out your way.
http://www.megaminis.com/MEGA/CATALOGS/MegaMinis-ANIMALScatalog.pdf
Sorry, wrong catalogue for Mega Mini's. The Pack Mules are in the Dungeon Decor catalogue.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.megaminis.com/MEGA/CATALOGS/MegaMinis-DUNGEONDECORcatalog.pdf
Thanks for the links! In my current game, the party has a pack mule and I've been using a cardboard cut-out for him. Its fine, but I'd like something nicer. :)
ReplyDeleteYup. cardboard cut-outs are a great stop-gap, but you can't beat the look or feel of a nice mini perched on your table.
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