Not Quite Dead

I had some time to get back to this painting project and made two dolphins. The yellow Atlanteans are on the way, but there's still quite a lot of them to paint. I'll make a picture of the whole crew once I'm done with them.

Really looking forward to back it tomorrow! I hope the best for Monolith this time!

I got some time this weekend to paint a miniature from the setting box Arcane Hazards: the brazier:

The first of the bowmen (so to speak) is now painted: With those guys, you can run, but you should hide.

Ahoy, matey! It's been some time since we've seen something from Dreadfleet. Have you been making some progress on this lately, @Epaka?

The Macaw army is now complete. What's left to paint now: - 6 ocelots (3 archers and 3 chiefs) - 4 heroes - 9 mystery miniatures.

Here comes my first Macaw scout. I love this little fellow. He looks so tough with his mysterious hood and those two katanas. Still wondering how he manages to hold them with wings, though.

And you did the right choice. I MUST remember to paint the alternate Baal Pteor with a dark skin, if the KS campaign gets the success Monolith deserve.

A video by the King of Average here:

Nicely done! Kudos to the winner!

I've had a look at the booklet and it looks stunning! Kudos to the whole team for its really impressive work. If I finally buy the Modiphius tiles, I'll make sure to play these scenarii with my regular players!

Hi there! When I was a kid, I used to play to Escape from Atlantis, a boardgame quite straightforward in which you have to escape the sinking continent with your Atlanteans, while you send sea monsters, gigantic octopuses and sharks at your friends' characters. It looked exactly like this: Some times ago, I managed to stumble into a different version from this game, whose component are, generally speaking, far better looking. This version looks like this: Today, I painted the first two minis of this game. It didn't took too long and, for a scale so small, I'm quite happy with the result. Their attitude is slightly weird (especially the guy), but I love those vintage minis. If everything goes according to my plans, it should be our next painting project for the whole family. If I fail to convince them... oh boy, that means a lot of job to do!

By the way: here's the link towards a draft of the KS page of the campaign.