Some Elves and a Half Orc

These three have been siting primed on my desk for a while now, I can't think of a better way to take break from painting zombies.

Here is a half elf mage, a half orc warrior and a elf warrior.  I plan to use them mainly for RPGs, but the elves might worm their way into Kings of War army (if I ever build an elf one).

Half elf mage

This mini is from Heresy Miniatures.  I was debating painting her up as a druid, but I thought I'd go down a high born wizard route instead.  She was a really fun miniature to paint and is a fantastic sculpt .  I liked the colours on her so much that she inspired me to paint the other elf in the same way.


Half Orc Fighter

What makes him a fighter and not a barbarian? Armour.  He's from Reaper Miniatures' Dark Haven Legends range.  I quite like the pose on him, although I've no idea why he's pulling a knife when he's got a perfectly good battle axe in his other hand.  I decided to make him dark skinned and light haired for no particular reason, but I think it works.

Elf figher/paladin

This is a High Elf from Games Workshop.  Unfortunately he's made from finecast (EW!).  He painted up reasonably well though.  I think he'll make a fine addition to any party, and would make a refreshing change to all the elves you see with longswords and/or longbows.

Some RPG Heroes

I've taken a break from painting my Malifaux Guild miniatures to do a few Reaper miniatures.  They're both from Reaper's Bones range.  I think they'll do for D&D and Dungeon Saga.

The Elf Paladin

I've gone for more traditional high elf colours with him, except he has brown hair.  Why should all high elves be blonde.  Game wise he could serve as a paladin, a fighter or a cleric.



The Human Fighter

I went with white clothes and whiter leather armour to contrast with her dark skin.  Game wise she could be a fighter or a rogue (not all rogues wear black).