I've been working on a handful of Reaper's Bones miniatures for my
Etsy shop, and got them listed today.
Starting out is a bronze Basilisk with a nice, shiny coat of scales, this coloring makes it stand out well against the tabletop. I'm doing a second, similar Basilisk for myself, to use in my Frostgrave campaigns.
I gave the eyes a thick gloss varnish to really make them stand out against the metalic scales, and I'm pleased with the effect. Basing was done using the same, temperate environment recipe as my
LoTR Dunedain, making it generic enough to use in many different settings.
Next is a Gnome Illusionist. I had a lot of fun adding small details to him, including all the designs on his robes, and a red clay pipe, barely visible in the photo on the brim of his hat.
The mystic sigels on the back of his cowl are Anglo-Saxon runes, and a couple of symbols I came up with. He has a rod or staff stowed away on his back, I gave this a base of wood, followed by metal bands running around the body.
My last is a Lich, as my first major undead to paint, I went with a more 'witchy' look than is normal, especially on the staff, which appears to be dripping something...
The clothes and armor of this particular Lich have caught some of the rot and decay of its master, the armor is all rusted, and the robes are moldy, and in tatters!
I used a pale green skin-tone for the more preserved portions of his body, and glowing red eyes help bring out the face.
This, too, would be a great centerpiece in a Frostgrave campaign as the Lich lord, or even a player's Lich Necromancer or Witch.
These are all available for sale on my
Etsy shop as of this post, and, even if they sell, commission another with its own personality!
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