Fancy moustache and a chicken – Portos the Musketeer
This fancy Musketeer features not only a mustache, no he also comes with brocade and a chicken. So join me for an ornithological adventure.
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Celtiberians – “They died with obstinate resolution”
The Celtiberians were fierce warriors and a true match for the might of the legion. Learn about their history and how to paint them.
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Bowls of goo – Carthaginian Field Camp in 15mm
Time to detail our field camp. Food, entertainment and some creature comforts. Have a look and see what is possible in 15mm.
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Iberian Scutati – “Esteemed to be the most warlike barbarians that now are.”
The Carthaginians relied heavily on foreign contingents in their armies, with Iberian troops being no exception. Learn about their history and how to paint them.
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Rough camping – Carthaginian Field Camp in 15mm
Hey, you! Yes, you! Need a neat Carthaginian field camp? Fine stuff my friend, I tell you. Come closer and take a look.
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Numidian Light Cavalry – the extended arm of the Carthaginian army
Hannibal’s Numidian cavalry was famed for its performance in battle, but also very apt in small-scale operations. Learn more about their history and how to paint them.
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Liby-Phoenician Spearmen – The backbone of the Carthaginian army
The backbone of any Carthaginian army and the most reliable troops were the Liby-Phoenician spearmen. Learn more about their history and how to paint them.
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Of mountains cold – Khael Stonekindle
Khael can be a tad grumpy when he didn’t have his afternoon pipe, but he sure knows how to smite undead. Come along and see how he got some paint.
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Of dungeons deep – Bailey Silverbell
Need a thief for the job? Bailey might be just the one. She also knows her way around a cave or mine. Come along and learn how I painted her, but tread lightly.
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Of ruins old – Anirion Wood Elf Wizard
Curiosity can be a curse. Other elfs might enjoy the lyre, but Anirion rather stirs up some dust in ruins old. Well, not only dust…
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