Gagarthi gang members

Originating in Orlanth-worshipping clans, but no longer true followers: the Gagarthi.

Broo

Here is a Reaper Boar Broo, that looks particularly cool.

Broo

A Stag Broo by Reaper

Dragon Snail

 

 

 A two headed dragon snail, sculpted to go well with the Ral Partha model.  Making of is here

Broos

An HeroQuest miniature from Lance and Laser.

Lunar Soldiers and chief

I have spent a lot of time sculpting lately, here are a few Lunar soldiers I painted up in beween sculpting sessions. Right one is Lance & Laser, the two other are from Ral Partha.

Broos

Miniatures from Citadel, eagle head from a Rall Partha Griffin, Cow head from a cheap plastic toy

Broos

Miniatures from Citadel.

Broos

Miniatures from Fenryll.

Griffin

A big bird, one of the main defenders of Griffin Mountain.  Ral Partha I think.

Jack-o-bear

Halloween à la Glorantha: the Jack-o-Bear.  Notice the shrooms in the back!  Pumpkin and champignons!

Headhanger

This is the Headhanger.  It collects heads which it puts on a spike on his back to gain access to the victims manna and spells.  One of my favourite 'surprises'.

Fachan

This Fachan is from the Ral Partha range (I hope) and the quality isn't the best.  On top of that, my primer is a bit coarse, and it shows in the final finish. Still, he's a weird fellow, so let's pretend it's all normal.

Scorpion Man Hero

This Scorpion man is a modification of a Scorpion Beast, which I purchased from a guy in the UK through e-bay, and a torso of a Naked Fanatic, manufacturer unknown, that was still lying around in my bit box. It's quite a big scorpion man, so I use him as a hero. Some bits from GW in there too.

Great Troll

This is one of the Lance and Laser models, depicting a great troll.

Troll

This is a troll, from the Ral Partha range.

Broo Champion

This model is in 'heroic' 28 mm scale, but it measures about 35 mm to the eyes. Very big Broo.

Dinosaurs

Plastic dinosaur from a car boot sale, based as a Behemoth.


Plastic dinosaur from a car boot sale, re-painted and based as a Behemoth.



Plastic dinosaur from a car boot sale, re-painted and based as a Behemoth.


Plastic dinosaur from a car boot sale, based as a Beasts.


Plastic dinosaur from a car boot sale, based as a Beasts.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Shaker Temple High Priestess

Here is the gigantic high priestess of the bloody Maran Gor Shaker Cult travels in her processional wagon, drawn by six blind cave oxen and escorted by her virgin cannibal cultists.

The Shakers make the barren ground around their temple fertile, by ploughing the corpses of victims into the soil. They defend their realm by summoning massive earthquakes, and eat parts of their captives to gain their magics.

All the pictures are clickable.

The model is based on http://www.celtic-webs.com/theunspokenword/books/wf.html

I built the wagon from the bitzbox and greenstuff. The oxen are converted from Front Rank. The chains are silver (strictly should be copper, the cult metal of earth religions). The queen herself is very heavily converted from a Reaper Rat King model.

At one stage, my son Jack dropped the completed but unpainted model; did I swear? Yes I did!

The cultist miniatures are converted from Foundry, Citadel, Shadowforge and Gripping Beast. They were superbly painted for me by Nick Speller; the colours he chose are especially effective!

Durulz army

Humakti Ducks. I cut off the scimitars and replaced them with bits of staples. chariot miniatures.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Durulz army

chariot miniatures. Humakti Ducks. I cut off the scimitars and replaced them with bits of staples. Back banners from Gladiator Games. I'm using the "Blue Steel" paint from the Miniature Paints range for magical and watery-looking iron armour and weapons, and quit

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Durulz army

chariot miniatures. On the left, slingers :Being slingers, they have Hedkoranth Runes on their shields! On the right : Yes, I know, they're penguins. Ninja penguin keets, to be precise. This is due to a very old joke on the Glorantha mailing lists.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Air Elemental

(Durulz army)one I bought pre-painted. No, I can't remember the range, but I'm sure someone will. Only needed basing.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection

Sable Riders

The Sables were supplied by The London War Room. The riders are converted from figures supplied by Dixon, Bicorne and Rafm. A couple of old figures made by Miniature Figurines and Garrison, found in my spares box were also used.

Miniatures from IAN NOTTER's collection, painted by IAN NOTTER

Durulz army

chariot miniatures. A few adult spearmen, a lot of duckling slingers.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Durulz army

Played in HOTT as "spears" - well, they're actually holding Bills. Duck Bills. Yes, the ducks do have flat feet, yes, I do like bad puns.

Miniatures from JANE WILLIAMS's collection, painted by JANE WILLIAMS

Sable Shaman

The Sable Shaman figure is by Ral Partha and his spirits are by Reaper and Games Workshop.

Miniatures from IAN NOTTER's collection, painted by IAN NOTTER

Sable Khan

The Sables were supplied by The London War Room. The riders are converted from figures supplied by Dixon, Bicorne and Rafm. A couple of old figures made by Miniature Figurines and Garrison, found in my spares box were also used.

Miniatures from IAN NOTTER's collection, painted by IAN NOTTER

Rhino riders

The Rhinos were supplied by The London War Room. The riders were made by Tabletop and Dixon.

Miniatures from IAN NOTTER's collection, painted by IAN NOTTER

Oakfed

I sculpted this figure using the modeling putty Fimo.

Miniatures from IAN NOTTER's collection, painted by IAN NOTTER