A lot of stuff wrapped up at once!Lets start with the Kingdom Death inspired 3d printed terrain.
These are in PLA printed on a Snapmaker.
I've got replacements for the flat cardboard terrain pieces in the Kingdom Death expansion "Spidicules" .
The big egg pile was painted with Hexwraith Flame (Citadel technical) and then mottled with Green (Secret Weapon) and Yellow Snow (Secret Weapon) washes. Emerald (Vallejo) is the base color on the rope-like connecting bits.
Once everything was dry I used Extra Heavy Gel (Vallejo) to get some goo effects and to make web-like connections between different parts of the model.
Replacements for the Various faces in the main Kingdom Death Monster game.
This is a case where the limitations of my printer leave a striated surface texture but, in this case, I really like that effect!
Unfortunately, if I didn't like it, PLA can't be effectively sanded because it just melts... so I'd have to, essentially, plaster the faces to smooth them out.
I am working on improving my grasp of OSL and got a little practice in with the gems that protrude from a couple of these faces. I still need to add more white to the point of origin but its getting better.
A play Knight and Squire.
These were all based with Khaki, drybrushed Sandstone and then with white before painting with a variety of washes.
Since this takes place at a fair I wanted to put the kids in their colorful best... although some are more colorful than others.
I really enjoy making these supporting characters for my Greystone village and the Bruegleburg: A Day at the Fair series is a great source for the setting.
A set of the jousting kids with a Kingdom Death survivor for scale.
On the Desk; a couple of 3D printed APCs, a pair of assassins, one 3D printed and an identical one cast traditionally, and a unit of the new version of Raging Heroes Blood Vestals (SF).
Back to the desk!
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