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Queen of Dragons: Tiamat finished

Written by admin on February 23, 2021. Posted in Fantasy.

After lots of modifications to the dragon’s heads and priming, the 12-inch beast was ready for some color! It took me two weeks of painting a couple of hours in the evening to finish the Dragon Queen. For the red alone, I used up almost a whole Vallejo Model Color bottle. But it was worth it: Tiamat is my biggest painting project to date, and I still love the end result. My players lost their minds, when I placed this beast on the battlemap in the final encounter of the adventure!

conversion, D&D, dragon

Queen of Dragons: Converting a Toscano statue into Tiamat

Written by admin on February 22, 2021. Posted in Fantasy. 1 Comment on Queen of Dragons: Converting a Toscano statue into Tiamat

The final and ultimate miniature for my Tyranny of Dragons campaign is the Queen of Dragons, the goddess Tiamat herself! I saved this figure for last, and it’s a huge one. It is – by far – the biggest painting project I have done so far. It took me over a month of working on it nearly every day. Why is that? Because I took a 12 by 15 inch resin statue, which I first had to convert into Tiamat, which already took half of the time!

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Player Character: Asgrim Fuxfell

Written by admin on April 28, 2016. Posted in Fantasy. 4 Comments on Player Character: Asgrim Fuxfell

One of the party’s clerics is Asgrim Fuxfell, Tempest Cleric of Tempus. Reaper’s Azarphan, Necropolis Captain (14052) seemed like the perfect miniature for him – except for the terrible helmet. So I swapped it for a Spartan head.

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