Miniature Blacksmiths

Me in January: I am not painting any armies this year!

Mid February: My bud: Hey man, the Runewars boxes are on a super sale on Amazon.

Me: Eh I will look at their elves. I always wanted elves that weren't wearing cone helmets. I may pic up a couple.

Today:..

Knocking out a few projects this weekend. Made this for a fellow Star Wars nerd.

Finished my first MG Gundam!!

After finishing all that terrain I decided to try something I haven't done before. Build a Master Grade Gundam.

After 7 long weeks I have this project completed. So much stuff on all these pieces!!

Stumbled onto a game shop right by my house today!!! Very nice owners and cool stuff. Can't wait to see their bigger shop across the Hi Nabor parking lot. Picked up some cool stuff! I wanted the baby dragon but I couldn't buy it :)

WIP on some Dwarven Forge terrain

Occasionally, the urge to build takes over. Here is my Deathwatch kill team that I will paint one day.

WIP on my diorama base.

After finishing the dragon, I started thinking about my next project. My best friend gave me an early Christmas present of two Conquest models. Although I have no prior experience with these models, I find them to be exceptionally well-crafted. Additionally, their slightly larger scale compared to other miniatures is a notable advantage. I have assembled the models and will begin conceptualizing a diorama to display them.

I was asked by a friend to paint a Blue Dragon that wields electrical magic. Having never attempted to make/paint lightning before, I requested his permission to try, and he gave his approval, bringing us to this juncture :)

The diorama is now complete, and I have put another project on hold to dedicate time to building and painting this model for a friend's DnD campaign. As per his request, I will create a blue lightning dragon and will begin by allowing the basing to dry and the model to cure before priming.