The last batch of Panzer III for Dennis

 These are the last of the DAK Panzer III that I had to paint for Dennis, after these there will be US armor for North Africa and Italy.

Panzer III with short 75mm guns. 15mm, Battlefront Miniatures, drybrush

 

Panzer III with long 50mm guns. 15mm, Battlefront Miniatures, drybrush

More Flames of War Italians

 Today I have some Italian WWII troops, bersaglieri and infantry with heavy weapons.

I painted these for Dave, as you can guess from the trend of posts, him and Dennis are playing WWII North African games and I'm painting axis forces for both of them.

Bersaglieri anti tank platoon with Elefantino guns. 15mm, Battlefront crew with unknown manufacturer guns (the guns should be quite a bit smaller). Dipping

Bersaglieri heavy mortars platoon. 15mm, Battlefront, dipping

Infantry light mortars platoon. 15mm, Battlefront, dipping

The whole force ready to repel an assault

A big project done

 It's done, Max's Reaper Bones V kickstarter set is all painted. It took me an age and a half, but I'm finally done, even with most of the figures painted with dipping, it still took a long time, but it's great to have this big collection available for our D&D games.

If I had to give a suggestion to anyone who wanted to start getting miniatures for D&D or other fantasy RPG, definitely go for a Reaper Bones kickstarter, it might take a long time to get delivered, but for a very fair price you would end up with a ton of stuff to represent PCs, NPSc and all sort of monsters and small terrain pieces.

Over the couple of years it took me to paint them all, we used these figures so much, some of them were even used for Warhammer games. They are cheap, easy to paint and still great quality figures, if I didn't already have way too many figures still to paint I would definitely consider this kind of investment.

But on to the figures, as usual, I saved some good stuff for last, a whole bunch of undead, all very cool models, I did what I needed with dipping, but anything that was going to be mostly black was done with washes and drybrush.

Undead characters: a might vampire in heavy armour, a witch and a female and male necromancers. 32mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

A couple of grim reapers or wights. 32mm, Reaper Bones, drybrush

A trio of mounted wraiths, very reminiscent of Nazgul. 32mm, Reaper Bones, drybrush

A selection of tomb guards led by the king of the dead. 32mm, Reaper Bones, drybrush

Female vampire with a bat swarm. 32mm, Reaper Bones, washes and drybrush.

Wraith lord, but could also represent Sauron himself. 32mm, Reaper Bones, washes and drybrush

Zombie giant. 32mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

Zombies. 32mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

The undead host shambling forward

A single picture, many tanks

This week I finished some tanks for Dennis, they are DAK Panzer IIIs in 15mm for Flames of War.

They are all from Battlefront except for one that I think is from Svezda.

WWII German Panzer III. 15mm Battlefront and Zvezda, drybrush

More Bones D&D figures

I'm almost at the end of Max's giant Reaper Bones V kickstarter.

I started painting some of his figures that we needed for Warhammer games, then few for D&D, until I finally decided that I might as well paint the whole set of 150ish figures so that whenever we needed some for a game I would have them ready.

I went for a very simple and quick dipping method, that way I could have a high output and get them done without too much fuss.

This is the before last batch of figures for this project, the last one will be completed in a couple of weeks and it will be a more themed batch, you will see.

Gatorman tribe. 28mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

Loot golem. 28mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

Tabaxi adventurer, from left to right: barbarian, paladin, wizard, rogue and archer. 28mm, Reaper Bones, dipping

Romans and other ancients

 This week I have some historical figures for you, some Republican Roman legionaries and a handful of Thracian light infantry.

I did them all with a quick dipping, but I painted the Roman shields in a traditional way to make them look better, as usual, they are good for the table and look nice all lined up.

Republican Roman legionaries. 28mm, Old Glory, dipping

Thracian light infantry. 28mm, Wargames Foundry, dipping

More World War II German Afrika Corp armour

 This is the second batch of DAK armor I finished for Dennis, Panzer IVs and a few self propelled artillery pieces.

I still have 28 Panzer III to do, but those will take some time to be completed.

Panzer IVs, different variants and weapon configurations. 15mm, Battlefront miniatures and (I think) Plastic Soldiers company, drybrush

Lorraine Schlepper self propelled artillery guns. 15mm, Battlefront miniatures

Flames of War Afrika Corp vehicles

 A small batch of German Afrika Corp vehicles I recently finished for Dennis.

Armored cars reconnaissance platoon.

SdKfz 221/222 armored cars with turret variants. 15mm, Battlefront, drybrush

SdKfz 231 8rad armored cars. 15mm, Battlefront, drybrush

15cm Bison, infantry gun platoon. 15mm, Battlefront, drybrush