Click to Enlarge	He Wenta Dat Way. Painted by Richard Turton. Nicely wetblended with vallejo and citadel acrylics. This is a conversion of an Alternative Armies figure..Celtic God. The original carried a harp which has been cut away and replaced with a worried looking goblin. This model features a very elaborate and attractive base. Somewhere among the foliage there are a rabbit and a snail! This mini is for sale.
Click to Enlarge	Blade Maiden. Painted by Richard Turton. I've wanted to paint this mini since I saw Angela Imries version on coolmini. The painting was straightforward although it took me about 20 hours, The skin was painted with catachan green and bronze flesh highlighted with bronzed flesh and successively Vallejo elf flesh and white. The hair was snakebite leather and vallejo golden yellow and a little white. The NMM for the sword was Vallejo black with successive layers of white. The NMM sword was the same colours as the hair but in different proportions. The base was milliput. I was going to make a more complex base but the simple rock seemed sufficient, lending a tension to the figures pose.
Click to Enlarge	Adventuring Hobbit. Painted by Isaac Turton. This cheeky fellow was a nice easy paintjob that I enjoyed. Painting this really did remind of the hobbits in Lord of the Rings ( maybe its Bilbo moving his stash from his relatives). The mini doesn’t carry any weapons just a sack and is biased on a nice scenic base. The hobbit is For Sale.
Click to Enlarge	Wood Elfs. Painted by Richard Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Oger. Painted by Richard Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Elf Maiden. Painted by Richard Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Eccentric guard. Painted by Richard Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Elf. Painted by Richard Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Thief. Painted by Isaac Turton.
Click to Enlarge	Barbarian. Painted by Isaac Turton.
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Celtic Warrior Click to Enlarge	Celtic Chieftain Click to Enlarge
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Old Gladiator Click to Enlarge	Nicely wetblended with vallejo and citadel acrylics. I think this is an old Ral Partha figure. Circa 1979. Must be rare. He's quite a large figure and would make a good hero leading his 28mm comrades.
Kobolds Click to Enlarge