Consider yourself warned: The OOD will now reveal some recent additions to the miniature workshop in the M.O.N. (middle of nowhere).
Who put that there?!
Using some bits and scraps, I pieced together a 'trophy' mini that could be used
for a treasure marker in your D&D 4e adventure or any other mini-based game. The sword is from a Reaper Weapons pack purchased from
Crossroad Hobbies. The pedestal is from an ancient (1984?) Grenadier pack. The gold and gems are a special concoction that I may detail in a future post. Pull the sword I dare you. Intelligent swords anyone?
***WARNING***
IF YOU ARE OFFENDED BY DWARVEN NUDITY, DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER.
ELVES, YOU MAY BE RUINED FOR LIFE.
DON'T GO IN THERE!
As you can see, this Dwarven troll-slayer has just emerged from some stinkin' troll hole. He must have had a bit of fun judging by the look of his flail. Of course, bathing in the blood of his fallen is said to attract the dwarven women-folk. It's also known to work quite well as a stout elf-repellent.
Of course, showing your crack to the elves is quite effective as well.
HALT! WHO GOES THERE?
You're lucky if they give you this verbal warning, but most likely command will order a barrage of serrated steel and fletching at anything that moves. This unit of Stirland Archers are ready for combat. My Warhammer Fantasy Battle Empire Army continues to grow. The army will be largely represented by Stirland forces. They look forward to serving the Emperor in battle! The unit is lead by two heroes.
The custom base was built using materials from
Crossroad Hobbies: Galeforce Nine static grass and basing grit. The longer wheat/weed-like material was created from doll hair. The fence was custom-built using scrap balsa wood. All miniatures pictured were painted with Vallejo paints. Please visit
Crossroad Hobbies in Dickinson, N.D. for all of your hobby needs.
THE OOD
