From the backlog: More minis!

Another batch of practice miniatures. This time focusing mostly on basing. 



First up Bones Minotaur Demon Lord:
One of the larger multi part figures.  I opted for "beasty" brown tones with a splash of red and a few silver highlights to liven him up a bit.












Next Bones Forest Spirit:
I'm probably paraphrasing the name of the figure but you get the idea. Base coated in tamiya brown and built up layers of dry brush colors.
I forgot to take a pic of him the day of the show but this was my first place wargaming figure!














Bones Iconic Paladin:
Painted up as a DnD game piece. The color scheme is an homage to my WoW main. Shiny bits are alclad chrome.










Bones Iconic Druid:
Another game piece and one of the smallest figures i've painted. Tried something new with colored eyes which seems to have gone pretty well.









Privateer Press Baldur the Stonesoul:

Last but not least some love for circle. This figure was way too much fun to paint with all his stitching and runes.









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