I
got this Viking from a club member when we swapped some miniatures and gaming
stuff a couple of months ago. A really nice little miniature that works equally
well as a Viking or as a fighter in a fantasy setting.
I
seem to have lost my notes on paints used, so you just have to be contend with
the picture.
Welcome
new follower Keith from Little Wars and he’s got a very new and very promising
blog called Keith’s Wargaming
Blog. Some numbers: More new followers per day than most
very successful blogs (he totally outclasses all blogs in Little Wars gaming
club). Best followers/number of articles ratio I have seen for a blog. You
simply have to check it out.*
And
Yoshimi488/Daxio26 with Daxio’s Uneventful Day – a
steadily updated blog on dungeon adventures, miniature buildings, pulp games
and much, much more- well worth a look.
Finally
Kevin Howroyd with blog Kevs
Wargames Cabin filled with historical miniatures from 15 to 54 mm. Check it
out.
And
while you’re at it why don’t you hop over to brand new Hook Island Gaming by fellow gamer
Gunnar (also known as the evil overmind of Cult of Ra in our Pulp Alley
campaign)
*As I write this the blog has been
active 10 days and already have 5 followers, and with three articles the ratio
is fantastic. Do make him happy and join too J
He's a wonderful addition, bravo Sir.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michael
ReplyDeleteI'm trying some new painting techniques and colours and this turned out rather well. Really pleased with how he turned out.
Looks beautiful and strong!
ReplyDeleteA proper viking!
DeleteThat's a very nice figure!
ReplyDeleteIt really is
DeleteNice work on the viking! I really like the Gripping Beast miniatures.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jonas
DeleteI like them too, and got a couple more in the tin-mountain.
That's a really nice miniature and the colour scheme works well too. I'm liking the transparent bases - I see them being used more often these days.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tim
DeleteWhen you want to use your minis in a lot of different settings, like outdoors AND in a dungeon I think clear bases are great. Nothing looks as out of place as a grassy base deep in a dungeon.