Monday 3 April 2017

Human Rogue and Blazing Skeletons from Castle Ravenloft

I found Kat, Human Rogue, one of five heroes from the Castle Ravenloft boardgame, in the plastics-mountain the other day. 
In dark blue plastic she didn’t look much, but when I started to actually check her out it turned out that she’s a rather dynamic character.
Some paint and she turned out real well.
After that I collected the rest of the unpainted minis from that game, and they turned out to be just a handful. Might as well get them all painted so I have that game finished.
The first to be done were the blazing skeletons. They really looked like transparent blue blobs as they were, but with some paint they look much better.

Unpainted blazing skeleton (without integral base)
Now I only have four more heroes, a vampire and a howling hag, and the game is all painted.

14 comments:

  1. WoooW! blazing skeleton looking perfect!

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    1. Thank you, they turned out far above expectations

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  2. Those Ravenloft figures look great! Especially the skeletons, but Kat is a nice figure too.

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    1. Thanks, Laffe!
      I was surprised how well the skellies turned out. Rather unique figs, those

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  3. Lovely figures and the effect is stunning.Its like you say : Det du gömmer i snö kommer fram i tö(if you use the paintbrush). ;)

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  4. Those skellies do look good! The rogue is a very nice figure too.

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    1. I was pleasantly surprised with how they all turned out.

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  5. Great effect with skeletons, they look really nice. Always good to discover a gem you never knew you had :-)

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    1. Yeah, they were a real surprise. I had never really looked at them and considered them a lost cause.

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  6. These look great they do look far better with the bones painted in!

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    1. Absolutely. They went from lumps of transparent plastic to decent minis after a minimum of fuss.

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  7. Wow! Those skeletons look fantastic!

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    1. Well, they certainly look better painted than original

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