So how's it going?
PWYG
Well it's been a busy week outside of the hobby (lots of music), and I've done very little painting, so PWYG has been a bit in the background apart form a bit more paint on those zombies. I haven't even managed to finish of the
AMAC
I have managed to assemble another five gnolls, finishing the plastic gnolls I wanted for the second Rangers of Shadow Deep mission. There's still the Herbalist/Shaman, but he's the metal model I got at RECON last year, so doesn't count for the assembly challenge.
Four of the gnolls are pretty standard, I used the crossbows this time, rather than bows. For a bit of variety, I used the greataxe from the first Frostgrave Barbarians set. It fits pretty well on the gnoll bodies, and the bits of armour help sell the idea of the sergeant being a bit tougher. The arms are a bit more muscled than the gnolls, but I guess the sergeants get first dibs on any protein?
Whats Next?
I want to get soem Dunedain built for the early scenarios in the Fellowship of the Ring book. These will be kitbashed, based on the GW plastic Rangers of Gondor. I plan on adding a few bits from various sprues to make them look less like the Rangers of Ithilien, so hopefully they count in the challenge.
I've a couple more minis I'd like to build too, more on those later.
I have always liked gnolls and these look great. I am looking forward to seeing what you create for your Dunedain.
ReplyDeleteYes, great fun beasties, and these Frostgrave minis provide a lot of options.
DeleteI hope to have some Dunedain built during the coming week.
those gnolls are going to come out really cool. frostgrave does have a lot of great plastic miniature sets.
ReplyDeleteI've been prepping my MotU figures for paint what you got challenge. I have been getting sidetracked painting D&D figures.
Thanks, paint will get thrown at them in February. I agree, the Frostgrave plastics are great, and generally fit well with the Oathmark stuff.
DeleteI'll check your MotU stuff, but never apologise for painting D&D minis. 😸
The Gnoll's look great and look forward to seeing them in color, don't worry on the painting, you still have a whole other month ! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteThe days are slipping by, but I'm getting a few Rangers built.