Bugbear Warrior (26 of 242)

So, it's been a while since I painted one of these guys up.  This guy is the "Bugbear Warrior" and while he seemed to have some detail issues with the hair/fur on his back and legs, he was still a really good looking miniature with a lot of potential uses.

Orc Hunter, Marauder, and Sniper (23-25 of 242)

Has it been since last November that I've painted any of my Reaper Bones?  Apparently. 

My last entry was for a Black Orc, and these guys are three more of his fellows, a hunter, marauder, and sniper. I tried to paint them in a similar palette to the others so they will match as a unit. I like the hunter best, the other two being almost identical in their torsos with weird collars or their chain mail tunics. 

But they will fit right in any dungeon I think!

Black Orc Tundra Stalker (22 of 242)

Another figure painted over vacation, this time an big orc. He is painted to match the orc boss I painted earlier. 

There is a few more orcs of this style in the box, so this might be the beginning of a trend. 

More Pathfinder Goblins (18-21 of 242)

These are four more goblins from the a Pathfinder range. I've painted up more of these before, not to mention quite a few from the old Chainmail range. Between all of them I have quite a crowd for a low-level dungeon!

Almaran the Gold (17 of 242)

Here's a very holy-looking paladin, complete with flaming sword and angelic shield. I was unsure about how it would turn out but in the end I am pretty happy with him. He's a solidly heroic-looking figure that can work as a PC. 

Spider Swarms (15 and 16 of 242)

Not the most complicated pieces in the lot, but swarms of vermin are always useful. I don't know if it shows, but there are three layers of color on this little guts...

Nienna, Elf Ranger (14 of 242)

Another week, another figure. I feel like some if the chest detail got lost here, but on the whole I think it turned out okay. Elf rangers are a popular option with the female players in my group too!