Sunday 6 March 2022

Keeping up with the Blog.

 G'day All.

So, like my painting, my blog posts go in fits and starts. I do nothing for a long while and then get a heap done. In this case, like others, I dump a whole lot os stuff into one post. Also the last couple of weeks we have been dealing with a LOT of rain here in Penrith and whilst we have managed to keep water from coming into the house through the doord, the roof has sprung a leak and we didn't realise until water started coming through the ceiling. Yay! NOT!


So lets start at the latest completions and work backwards.





These two are 3D prints on the Anycubic Photon Mono. Original models by Duncan Shadow.

More 3D prints. These are by Epic Miniatures.

Wakaturu Tribe Queen. 3D print with the model from Titan Forge Miniatures. 
 
 

An Izalgunn, (well technically a Gorilla Centaur Alien) printed from a model by Print_Paint_Play.

 

Gunslinger characters for the Pathfinder 2 rpg module "Headshot the Rot". All are 3D prints.

 "Trish" by RN Estudio.


"Astraea, the Emperor's Jaegers Shooter" from Signum Workshop.

"Goblin gun mechanic" by Onmioji (Stanislav Kuznetsov).

 "Korg 2 Dragons" from the "Troubles in Taverns" set by Artisan Guild.

 

The Walrus God. 3D print on my old FDM printer, model by Evan Carothers from their Wilds of the Winterland Kickstarter.


And then "Shinack" my Trox soldier/mechanic for the Starfinder RPG. Shinack is a bit of a Franken-model as the head and body are from a Hive Colossus, the arms are from the Tarasque, both by Artisan guild while the hammer is from the Dwarven weapon set. The vestige arms and gun are from Thingiverse. He stands about 8cm tall. (That's over 3 inches for those of you still using the size of a dead king's foot as your basis of measurement.)



Not included here, because I forgot to take photos of them are some 16 figures half of them quite large, and some 3D terrain (60cm by 60cm) that I printed and painted for a mate.

Now that that is out of the way, and it has stopped raining, lets see if I can keep up with myself this year.