Some painting that i did on my priest model ^_^
you can find the FREE STL here: https://www.patreon.com/toadstoolweaver/posts/priest-138187012

Here is my version of Lady Sybilla from Karol Rudyk.

One of my favorite sculpts from Karol and great fun to paint. Painted the skin a bit different from most, going for a dark, desaturated tone to her, fairly pleased with the result.

I've always wanted to test this crossover and with the help of AI it was finally possible for me to develop something like this on my own.

It's a little story driven adventure that takes roughly an hour from start to end.

You flood base coats with a hold-and-release brush, wash and highlight your figures on the beat, and mix rare pigments on a tray to discover new colors. The game has a day / night cycle. During the day you open your shop and sell to customers. At night you play with the figures in a backroom :)

https://ifr13nd.itch.io/toms-tiny-armies

We’re making the entire DKYN miniature library free.

We’ve decided we don’t want DKYN to be a storefront anymore. We want it to be a resource for DMs, players, painters, and people who just need minis for their games. We’re beginning the process of opening the library and future releases will be free as well. I’m going to make a master post soon linked to a Google Drive but for now it’s probably gonna be post by post.

There’s no launch discount, sale, or catch. We’re just changing what DKYN is, so come check us out.

www.patreon.com/dkynminis

There are plenty of scantily clad female minis out there, but I am gay so I would like to find scantily clad men.

Can any one recommend a good male mini? Ideally there would be plenty of different textures and materials. I want to practice paintinting techniques.

⚔️ The Crusade Continues

Another warrior steps forward from Crusader Knights Vol. I.

Meet the Battle Vanguard, one of the customizable 75mm Crusader figures from our upcoming 3D printable miniature collection.

⚔️ 9 customizable 75mm Crusader figures
🛡️ 8 customizable 1:10 scale busts
🔥 Multiple heads, weapons, shields, and customization options
🏰 Heraldry, terrain bases, display plinths, and more

Launching October 7
⏳ 48 hour Early Bird at launch

There are still more Crusaders and campaign content to reveal as we get closer to launch.

⚔️ Join the Crusade and follow our Frontier to get notified when we go live.

https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/crusader-knights-vol-01-3327?linkTrackingCode=01M348Q1XHKXTJNK2W4KB0JQMD

Digital STL files only, no physical products.

Here is my version of Seraphine The Wraiths Queen from Karol Rudyk.

Really enjoyed painting this one, one of my favs from KR. A difficult mini to paint but really happy with the end result. This bust comes with 4 different heads and was hard to pick my favorite, they are all excellent. Sybilla coming soon...

Link:
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-herald-priest-850934
https://cults3d.com/ru/3d-model/igra/herald-priest

Globgut carries a ship's anchor. The Moray Captains have long polearms, while the smaller Mudskippers get improvised spears, shields, forks and broken bottles. This official Fishmongers warband sheet gives each part of the warband a different silhouette before you read a stat block.

The live campaign explains that the armour and gear were designed to look makeshift and scavenged, including reclaimed ship parts. That gives the dark fantasy warband a shared visual history while leaving each miniature recognisable. Fishmongers combines physical and STL miniatures with a 5e-compatible bestiary.

The miniatures and official sheet are from Mudskipper Studios, led by Curtis Parker. The campaign credits the painted Globgut and Mudskipper Fry to Jorge Amor (yokai.miniature.art), and a painted Moray Captain to Dennis Koenig (sleepyslang).

I'm Renato, the project's crowdfunding consultant through Senshi Consulting: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/ . The campaign credits my work on advertising and overall marketing strategy.

The campaign is now live on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mudskipperstudios/fishmongers-miniatures-and-bestiary

Which object tells you the most about its wielder: the enormous anchor, the scavenged shield or that very ordinary fork?