I can't stop doing stuff for RoSD
I've just finished off a couple more heroes, one of the more specialised Companions, and another Ranger (because you can't have too many Ranger minis can you).Barbarian
While sorting through a box of unfinished minis, I found a handful of Frostgrave Soldiers and Barbarians that I started a few years ago for an abandoned project. Barbarians and Savages are Hero types in RoSD, so I got the hairy chap with the shield finished, ready for action in the Shadow Deep.

I went for fairly neutral colours, none of the greens and yellows of the Alladore uniform. He has painted a star on his shield though to show his allegiance.
As with the earlier Heroes, I used Sonic Tonic (or Marine Juice) to provide the shading, and a bit of highlighting to finish him off.
Ranger
I also painted another Ranger. She's a Reaper Bones mini, though I can't currently find her name or number on the Reaper website, I'll update if and when I do.
I'm assuming this lady is an elf, as the style of cloak is similar to some of the earlier elf minis from Reaper. I stuck with greens and browns, though I went with grey boots simply to add a different colour. I'm not sure what the various decorations are on her tunic. I chose to paint this as a leather jack with metal studs. Some of these studs look like stars, others more like leaves.
I used the horn/ivory look for the bow handle and tips, as seen on one of my Oldhammer elves.
This is a nice mini, if a little large compared to the various North Star plastics, but that's fine. People vary in height and I think that wargames regiments, with everyone the same height, can look a bit artificial.
I like her pose, carefully assessing the situation, but ready for action.
There are a few little details that I might go over later, but she's ready for the table now.
This is something that I've found myself doing more frequently recently. Details on the Ranger above and bits on my previous lot of dwarves. Telling myself that I'll return to a mini at a later date. I wonder why?