Forum username - So we can tie your entry to your account and reward the winner appropriately. You will receive a PM from forum staff with instructions for redeeming your prize if you are able to place in one of the categories. Please remember to check your personal messages and claim your prizes.
Title of entry - Name your work, even something simple such as "Grognards infantryman."
Description of entry - Parts used if a conversion, or if you've come up with any background. Whatever other details you think we should know.
Description of entry: I painted several of the Goblins for use in Dragon Rampant and other skirmish games. The ruin (and the lady in the back) are models by Reaper Miniatures.
Description: a lone lizardman armed with a stone spear bows in greeting. This model wasn't really painted *for* anything, rather it was just a way for me to try some exciting colours on a model I love
Description: The Grand Alliance of Orcs prepares its long march forward. A single ensign stands atop a nearby hill to wave their banner, spuring on the vigor and fight to claim yet another victory.
Description: The ends of the Elder Gods are nothing for mortals to understand; they are simply vessels for a destiny and a power they were made to serve the call of the deep...
Description: A portrait of death in a field of nascent flowers. To bloom and to wither, the cycle is ever present.
Inspired by the Memento Mori trope in classical painting, a reminder that death is both inevitable and always lurking by.
The skeleton is taken whole from the kit. The brush was carved from a spear, with some epoxy putty used to sculpt the bristles. The palette is made with a bit of thin card.
Both easel and canvas are built out of plasticard, with a layer of thin drawing paper as the linen.
The painting on the canvas was done by hand, using the same acrylics employed on the rest of the model. Definitely the most time consuming task in the whole process.
Discerption: another lizardman air pirate. I have one Perry’s Prussian short sword attached to his belt, everything else is WA Lizardmen kit parts including the pistol conversion except the base and freshener bead flocking.
Type: Single figure.
Note: due to technical reason I am going to try to add some better photos a little bit after initial posts.
Edit: now fifty percent less blurry grand canyon cryptid pics
Discerption: Ancient mystic shields with a heraldic monsters trapped inside are now being used by his majesty’s monster hunters. Shield beast parts mostly came from the WA Goth kit except the nose horn which is from an older oop GW kit and because Silver Bayonet is a hot topic (and I had no armored figure from WA) I used a British riflemen with Goth arms as the wielder, the base is a dungeon tile from a Frontline Games kickstarter pack I got off ebay.
.
Note: due to technical reason I am going to try to add some better photos a little bit after initial posts.
Edit: welp its a bit later and now I fixed the technical issue so here are the other shots.
Discerption: I painted 2 small spiders with original plan to use them botheach in the two diffrent dioramas I did for the contest but decided to set it aside an enter it on its own here since its from the classical fantasy line and who knows it may end up fighting some samurai or jungle adventurers at some point.
Tunk is one of my Oxbowmen (made from oxon bones) The bow is from The Imperial Roman Scorpion set. (Warlord Games). It has been adjusted to fit a paired down cannon from the kit. The final photo shows him with the rest of his unit.
Title: Historically accurate chicken... I mean centurion
Description: Halfling centurion named Chiken, with his Gladius... the rooster. Historically accurate of course. Chicken, not Gladisu, he is made up. Everything but crest, Chicken's crest not roosters, is from the WGA halfling kit. Crest is from Victrix Ancient Gallic Cavalry.
Description: This miniature was painted as a gift. It will be going to a friend of mine who bravely decided to run a DnD campaign for 25 people. "Dark Cleric Kazick" is a visual representation of the Dungeon Master as he would appear in game.
@Jarrod Woomer what wargames atlantic parts went into your dark cleric model?
Submissions are now closed. Wargames Atlantic will be collating entries and data for the next few days. Thank you all for entering! keep on painting and please keep us posted! we love painted model photos!
@Nostalgia - Wow, I didn't see the contest enries until now, and there was a lot of excellent work from everyone involved, but that skeleton painter really went above and beyond! :)