Hero Quest's Slambo

 GW's Hero Quest's Chaos Warrior Slambo (plastic, by the GW team)

Speed painting and base done with GW's Mordant Earth technical paint. 

Aristeia Wave 2

Corvus Belli's Aristeia (plastic, by ???). Painted for tabletop use.

The bases are by Secret Weapon.

 

Summer of Nurgle: Speed Painting Nurgle Riders

OOP Barbarian Helsriders (resin, by Tre Manor).

I had to grind the saddle of the horses to fit the riders, otherwise they looked like camels with a rider way too high. I also used pins to replace brojen spices on horses.

I have glued and primed these a long time ago (before round-based Age of Sigmar camre in). That's why the bases are rectangular.

A Nurgle a day keeps sanity away.

Speed Painting Nightvault's Stormcasts

GW's Nightvault's Stormcasts (plastic, by ???)

Speed painting Aristeia!

Speed painting Corvus Belli's Aristeia's bas box minis (plastic, by ???).

The bases are from Secret Weapon.

Speed Painting Kingdom Death's Green Knights (24th+25th survivors)

Kingdom Death's Green Knights (plastic, by ???)

Speed Painting OOP Ungors

Speed Painting GW's Ungors (metal, by Jess Goodwin ???)

Speed Painting Ungors

Speed Painting GW's Ungors (plastic, by ???)

Speed Painting Betsigors

Speed Painting GW's Bestigors (plastic, by ???)

+ Bugbear Youth (D&D oldhammer: metal, by ???)

Speed painting Conan

Monolith's Conan (plastic, by various sculptors)

3 hours to paint the first minis (Conan, Belit, snake)

214 more minis to come...

Speed painting tutorial: Rune Wars Core Box

Rune Wars Core Box (plastic, by ???)

A big thank you to all the painters. You were great! 5 hours to paint all these minis was a real challenge!

Speed Painting Marathon: Cthulhu Wars

Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Wars Minis (plastic, by a bunch of 3-d artists)

I just thought these extra minis from Cthulhu Wars' Kickstarter deserved some eldritch colours instead of the red plastic they are made of.

1 hour priming + 1 hour inking + 6 hour painting = 8 hours for 39 minis! 5 minis an hour, not bad for speed painting.

That was a bit tiresome in the end though. Now I want to go back to single miniatures...

Primed minis

Speed painting: Cthulhu markers

Cthulhu markers from the Call of Cthulhu LCG by FFG (plastic, by ???).

Played some games with my son. It was a shame those were not painted yet. They are now.

Speed painting: 3 hours (1 hour priming, 1 hour inking, 1 hour painting details)

More Cthulhu minis next...

Week-end Speed painting: A Seven-hour army coudn't hold me back!

Mantic's undead army (plastic by ???)

5 hours to paint the rank and file (34 minis)

+previously painted skeleton rider (2h) + skeleton with dog (30mn) = A 7-hour army!

Those minis I've been waiting for a long time on my shelves. They deserved a colourful layer. they gave me an opportunity of having a break in the process of assembling and painting a very large and "rotten" project which will be revealed quite soon...

A skewer of undead creatures by Mantic and GW ready to be primed (more than 3 years ago)