Druids

Taking a wee break from my batman stuff, I've decided to paint a couple of druids from Reaper Miniatures.  I plan to uses these in Dungeon Saga and D&D.

Harley Thug 4

The next addition to my Joker force is done.  This one is Harley Thug 4.  Why is he called Harley Thug 4?  I'd assume it because he's a nameless henchman that works for Harley Quinn, the fourth one to be exact.  Anyhoo he's a clown with a big wrench.

The Killing Joke

Another Joker down, this one is The Killing Joke version.  If you haven't read The Killing Joke you should, it's fantastic.  This is also my favorite Joker sculpt that Knight Models has produced thus far.  He needs a coat of matt varnish to take the shine off, but other than that I 'm pretty happy with him.

Oh no! Not another clown!

Another clown done for my Joker gang.  It's becoming more of an army than a gang.  This dude is armed with a pipe.  It's actually called a tube on his character card, but that sounds a bit wimpy, pipe sounds much harder.

Katana (Comic Version)

This version of Katana was much easier to assemble, and is almost as dynamically posed.  But she still suffers from her Soultaker Katana being a bit on the short side.  Rules wise she's slightly better, although unlike the other can explode if taken in The Suicide Squad and the shit hits the fan.

Reverse Flash (TV Version)

Next up another bad guy, the Reverse Flash.  I thought he was going to be difficult to paint, being yellow and all, but he wasn't too bad.  My main gripe with him was there isn't that much detail on him, so he was quite boring to paint.  He's also not very photogenic, so the picture aren't great.

Killer Croc (Arkham Asylum Version)

Killer Croc is one of my favorite models that Knight Models makes.  He's just awesome and huge.  I think I've done him justice.

Master of Ceremonies

The Master of Ceremonies (who for the rest of the article will be called Jim for easiness) is one of Joker's elite clowns.  He's actually the better of the two.  Jim's quite a big dude compared to the rest of the clowns and sports some armour and an axe.  He means business.

Captain Boomerang (comic version)

Batmanuary continues with captain Boomerang.  You might have noticed that there's no rhyme or reason to the order of these, that's because I'm just grabbing random primed models off my pile.  Captain Boomerang was quite easy to paint.  He's mostly a variety of greys.  He isn't photogenic however, as my camera refused to focus on him.

Katana (Suicide Squad verion)

Another one down, this time the hardest miniature in the whole box to assemble, Katana.  I think this miniature is okay, I like the pose, but I think they could have made the sword a couple of mil longer, it looks a tad too small.

Arkham Knight

I seem to be on a Batman roll lately.  This time it's the Arkham Knight.  I'm not overly happy with him, but he'll do for now. 

I've not actually played Arkham Knight, so I had a quick look at some images and made it up as I went along.  I decided to go with blue and varying shades of grey.