Sorry no post on Monday Illness is rife here. all OK and all recovering slowly. Thanks for any concernsI shall do an AAR on Friday from a great game at the club.
Until then here is a wee beastie I have finished for Matt.
I am sorry I have no idea of the make or the scale so feel free to make them up to suit yourself. I did put flowers on the base as Matt does tend to prefer 28mm figures so that would be my best guess. But it could easily be of any scale including MUCH larger than real life. I just do not know. So your guess is as good as mine.
As for what Matt will use it for again I have no idea. I did ask what colour it should be and Matt said any colour I like! I have fond D&D memories and do indeed recall a purple worm so guess what colour I painted it. No not Brown, but purple!The last Pic does show scale or more accurately size as I have included a coin of the realm . That should make everything clearer!
That's it for today, thanks for looking all the best Clint
And it is Blooming cold now!
That looks brilliant. I really like this one
ReplyDeleteThank you Roy. I did wonder if I should paint it like a "Sand worm" from Dune. I think if I was painting it for myself and 15m sci fi I probably would!
DeleteI like the purple. Seeing it here is making me think about using the colour for any monstrous creature that I may have to paint in the future. The red of the mouth and browned ivory of the horns really work well with the colour.
DeleteThank you Roy. Purple and cream always work well together, as do blue and brown. But blue was not on my radar this time out.
DeleteWow! What a fabulous result.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. A nice figure to paint as well no matter the outcome.
DeleteGreat work on the monster (whatever it is!) and I especially like the effect you've got with the spines :-)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you've been 'under the weather' and all the best for your speedy recovery!
Thank you Addict. I am fine. I look after my mother and she has "Over done it" again this morning. But she is getting better and better.
DeleteIt's age....
As for the monster it will do, It could be a LOT worse as I keep telling myself.
That is such a cool figure. I could definitely find a use for it, so I hope someone can identify what it is and where it comes from.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bryan, Noo idea who makes it. Matt got it as a job lot on eBay so that is little help! I like it mostly in fact other than the lower jaw I like it a lot.
DeleteBTW I have a suspicion Matt gets me to paint things for the blog in the hopes that someone will identify them. He's cunning like that.
Stunning ! Great sculpt and a very eye-popping colour scheme; it does make me wonder too what Matt has in store for you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Joe. As you will see in the AAR when Matt does put a game on it does look spectacular. But what he has planned is at this stage closely guarded... I have no idea at all.
DeleteLooks great Clint. It looks like a giant Tyranid Ripper. Nice colour scheme and this will come in handy for all sorts of gaming!
ReplyDeleteThank you Simon. I am not sure it will have all that many uses. I don't see it fitting into many Napoleonic games for instance. Still it was fun and that means a lot.
DeleteI like the purple!
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter. As mentioned it takes me back to early games of D&D
DeleteGreat looking purple worm Clint, for an easy cast model it looks very dynamic
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. Historicals next.... BoB second force started this PM.
DeleteGreat work on your "Reaper Miniatures" Cavern Worm, Clint. It doesn't tend to get much love due to just being the head poking out of the ground, but your purple paint job is first class imho. For those interested its from their Dark Heaven Legends range, and sadly doesn't seem to have been produced as a "Bones" sculpt.
ReplyDeleteThank you Blax. At least I know what it is now and for that thank you. As for the purple on a fantasy creature it did seem appropriate.
Deletecool monster Clint!
ReplyDeleteThank you Hobbyworker.
Deleteawesome looking beast mate. I guess it would look perfect for all scales from 15mm upward!
ReplyDeleteThank you Andy. I agree scale is less important on fantasy creatures. Which does make them very adaptable.
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