Sporadic Fantasy Upcycling

Loads of uses for these little guys. Good to get em painted given the Kickstarter was years ago.

Not wildly thrilled with this lockdown spruce up paint job. But it has allowed my various agnostic Empire armies a bit of an elite cavalry capability.

So many uses, this Netherhound. Makes me wonder about looking into “Reign in Hell”?

This might not look like much but I was so excited to piece together random bits lying about the garage into something potentially useful. It was like a puzzle taking decades old bits of GW plastic, fixing missing bits with newer GW bits and green stuff and giving an old school feel, almost Oldhammer, with a Spellcrow head. I was inspired to do this by OnTableTop’s various exhortations to do some spring cleaning, mostly Gerry and Warren.

Who doesn’t love kit bashing? And I realised you can super spruce up the plainish Mantic zombies in particular with Oathmark and GW heads which have loads of extra. I’d try out Fireforge zombies but I now have like 80 already.

I thought I’d dive into painting some 3D printed miniatures. With miniatures agnostic rules you can have three ogre wizards as part of your orcs and goblins. These are Duncan Shadow miniatures which ooze a fresh take on Oldhammer.

I realised it was tragic leaving my 7th edition orcs and goblins in storage, as they were largely painted albeit not as well as I could do today. They never used to win. I always got wiped by some kid with, well anything – undead, daemons, dark elves…

I thought the heads hadn’t aged well. So ripped them off and put some Spellcrow ones on.

The video shows things more clearly.

I played a game of Dragon Rampant and got  owned by my opponent’s spider because of its “poisonous” upgrade, and allowing it to charge my chariots.

So I fished out my old GW scuttleboss and repaired it and touched up the paint job. It had been in a box for a decade and moved house twice.

Of course I had to stick a few random heads on spikes to show what Mr Scuttleboss is made of…

I did a little video on it.