The Dungeon Troll is sculpted by Andy Foster of Heresy Miniatures and is a fantastic mini. My absolute favourite of the two.
He
(yes, it is a ‘he’ – look under the loincloth…) is a 3-part model that needed
no cleaning as I couldn’t find any mould-lines! More than unusual in a
model this size. I used some green stuff in the gaps between arms and body, but
that was it.
A fearsome opponent if you're 28mm tall.
Take
advantage of the weak £ and pop over to Andy’s store and get yourself one (or
any other mini, for that matter).
This
Troll, sculpted by Jason Wiebe, comes from Reaper and their Bones range (you can also
get it in metal for four times the price).
It’s
a decent sculpt that needed just a little cleaning of mould-lines, but a bit… cartoony. Not really in my taste, but it was easy to
paint and could probably smash an adventurer or two.
Finally
a cultist from Reaper Bones, you can never have enough cultists… A fast
paintjob to have him ready for action.
Welcome
Google+-follower Ty Bevington
cool miniatures!
ReplyDeleteThey are - as is everything from Heresy :-)
DeleteI have the very same troll figure and it is a favourite. I must start my dragon soon. Great painting as always.
ReplyDeleteYou have THE dragon... ooooooh
DeleteWhat a treat.
Very, very good work!
ReplyDeleteAh, the praise vs effort on these are getting very good :D
DeleteThey were really easy to do - skin one colour, scales another, a wash and you're done (+ claws, mouth and eyes)
Easy peasy!
Those really are great trolls!!
ReplyDeleteHi there, Gordon.
DeleteThey sure are!
I like the Trolls they are smashing, I know what you mean about cartoony, but that's Trolls for you. They're nicely animated :-)
ReplyDeleteWell, I would be really scared if I met the Heresy-troll.
DeleteIf I met the Reaper-troll I would probably laugh (short, before I died horribly)
:)