Well this evening I got on and painted the bases using Greenstuff World Skeleton Brown.

Tomorrow I will get the rims painted.
Oh I will need to get the gesticulating archer’s skin painted.
I also need to finish the knights on the flank.
Well this evening I got on and painted the bases using Greenstuff World Skeleton Brown.

Tomorrow I will get the rims painted.
Oh I will need to get the gesticulating archer’s skin painted.
I also need to finish the knights on the flank.
Yeah I am just about done with the guards.
Everything is painted apart from the bases. These haven’t been done yet as the ground texture paste is still wet.

As you can see I also added the paste to the knights as I had it open. Sadly I couldn’t be arsed to get it on the civilians.
Well I decided that not being arsed wasn’t good enough, so I kicked said arse and got the paste onto the civilian bases.


Some straps and belts to do as well as facial hair and the usual unfinished base.
This evening I worked on my guards. Metal and skin left to do I believe…

A little scamp informs the guards what he thinks about the proclamation regarding an increase in taxes.
I’ll carry on with these tomorrow.
Well I got a start on the military types this evening

The guards are from the Guards employed by Lord Grennith. He is one of the five rulers of Traitor’s Toll.
The knights in the back are… random…. But have a lot of red, yellow and blue…can’t think why!
Well these were a bit quick… All done in a short time

A Goose girl, Flautist, Bloke with a snake and a posh lady with evil intent, either that or she is about to chop vegetables.
I have more Undercoated ready for tomorrow.
They will probably take longer as they are a mix of knights and Guards so will need their livery done.

This evening I managed to get these pretty much finished apart from the bases.
Managed to get to 22.30 without a nap today so I think I have turned a corner.
I am definitely a few twinkles short of a rainbow at the minute so I really didn’t fancy doing anything at all. As you can imagine I really had to force myself to get these progressed.

Can you tell that I hadn’t realised that I basically had the same bloke with a bag. Thankfully their lower halves are different. One is barefoot and the other has trousers and boots. The rear one also carries a pickaxe.
So I made a start on the undercoated lot from yesterday…
Made a start on five, nine left to go.

I was in our scrap store today, a charity organisation that employs adults with learning difficulties. I saw this interesting box…

Hopefully I will carry on painting tomorrow…