Dark crypt fog machine full#

He’s lunging horizontally from a tall rock. I then realised I had the spare parts from the Zombie Dragon kit to make an Abhorrent Ghoul King. I quickly started to read up on adding allies and found I could add some Flesh-eater Court units to my Soulblight Gravelords’ list.

Dark crypt fog machine full#

Check out the end of this post for a link to a full tutorial on how I painted my Crypt Ghouls. And with that I was down the rabbit hole. Then something happened, I finished the Vargheists and thought “wow, this colour scheme could look super nice on Flesh-eaters”. I thought the models looked dated and didn’t inspire me in the slightest. I had no intention of painting the Crypt Ghouls. I bought the Start Collecting Flesh-eater Court set because I wanted a Zombie Dragon and some Vargheists. These deluded fools think they’re on a quest to rescue a damsel in distress. You might not have had any plans to paint these miniatures, but because you now own them you find yourself painting them.

What if the miniatures were given to you as a present, or bundled into a trade deal or you won a competition.

What I really mean is sometimes you own miniatures you didn’t choose to own. At face value this is a bit of an obvious statement, of course you’re only going to paint miniatures you own (unless you’re a commission painter I guess). I’d like to start by explaining what I mean about “painting models because you own them”. My smoke machine is still broken for those of you keeping track.