Not Quite Dead

They look good. I really like that proxy, although I'm not very fond of this mound she's on. Is it the same scale as Conan's miniatures?

Faces are always a tough part of the job. Even with a perfectly sculpted mini, the slightest move at the worse moment can ruin a lot of hard work. I remember that I spent quite numerous tries on Hadrathus and 'classic' Belit heads with no luck, and I finally gave up. Well, one can't win every single battle, not even Conan. Furthermore, what's important is to win the war, and this is something you're very close to, I guess, seing how much new miniatures you've posted since the last time I've checked.

That guy was really something else! It sounds like a miracle that there is a Pliny the Young! Speaking about careless characters from the Antiquity, I was precisely reading something today about the way Pyrrho, the first sceptic used to live. That guy wouldn't have said there was an eruption ongoing, even neck deep in lava.

I was looking forward to paint my own general, and seeing @garbetsp's work gave me the impulse to finally prime it. Here he is:

The first batch of Atlanteans is done:

With 207 miniatures left to do, that sounds optimistic for me! But if I had only the retail box, I'd be all set. With something being so close of an all-in, I'm far from it. Nevertheless, every mini done is a step toward the fully painted. One day, we'll get there!

*summoning thread from the abyss*

Huh. I was sure I had already posted my Olgred here. Strange.

Hi there! It's been a quite a while since I've painted something for Conan. Thog was lurking me from my desk for quite a long time, now, but I was pushing back the time to paint it, because I found the miniature kinda intimidating, with a lot of thingies here and there whose I couldn't possibly think what they were and how to paint them. It's now done, and it took me quite a long time, with some errors and trials, and a lot of grumbling for the part of the mini that were difficult to reach. Here's the result:

And two more pieces for this game: A setting: and the leader of the dwarven team:

Being locked up at home comes with some advantage: for instance, once your remote work is done, you can manage to come back to long-waiting miniatures, like this kharadron teammate.

And here's a short video showing the work done for this game:

And here's the fourth hero, Yainar: Everything is painted for now. Time to play until the scenario with the mysterious minis is reached!