Old Grenadier Goblin Giant

This is an old kit one of my customers had us do. It is from Grenadier Miniatures from way back in the day. An all metal kit, it weighs in at about 4 pounds of lead just for the giant.

I had to assemble the giant and the platform separately, painting them, then finish the assembly. The goblins were also left off until the end then painted and attached.

Fit was okay, probably helped with my use of JB weld for an adhesive/ filler. The platform didn't line up quite right, so I added some spacers to make it a bit more level.

There were several bits and goblins missing from the kit so I added some more modern bits from GW's goblins. This helps tie the model in with the customer's newer stuff.

The base is a piece of MDF, Grit and texture were added, along with some cast stones. Everything was sealed, then painted. Finally I added flock, static grasses, and clumps. 

Warhammer Fantasy Night Goblins!

Another batch of night goblins for a customer's Orc army. There's also some extra netters for adding to the other units we did previously.

Not much else to say here. They are a fun paint, though as multi-part plastic kits they eat up a fair amount of time during assembly. This should just about finish up the goblin units. Now we move on to the orcs and the special figures and units.

Warhammer Fantasy Chaos Sorcerer: Bloab Rotspawned

A fun, if odd, piece we did just for the fun of it. He's not a big as we thought when we saw the box, and that was a little disappointing. However, he is packed with detail as you can see in the pics:

The kit allows you do build three different versions so it has lots of versatility.

Warhammer Fantasy Chaos Pieces

Some pieces we did to expand a customer's Chaos army:

Chimera

Greater Demon of Khorne

Gorebeast Chariots

Champion/ Lord of Khorne on Juggernaut

Warhammer 40K Eldar: Old Style Harlequins

Here's a collection of GW's old style Harlequins Allison recently did for a customer. I've always had a fondness for these models and I think she did a fantastic job of capturing that old school feel.

The Avatar was missing his topknot when he came in, so that is why it is missing on the completed piece.

 

Harlequins are very complex paint jobs between all the checks, stripes, and gems. Usually these run about the cost of a detailed RPG character+ as they take a lot of time.