sad little men.

@sadlittle.men

A blog about building, painting, and playing games with miniatures, from the North East of England.

Nobody’s going to see the mistakes you can spot because you’re the only one looking for them.* We’re not here to scrutinise what you did. We here to see and enjoy what you did just as much as you do! *source: nearly every mini I’ve ever posted or had published has ‘glaring errors’ nobody sees

Baba Nurgle@babanurgle.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I don't know who needs to hear this, but post your less-than-perfect, not professionally painted, got-it-done minis. We can't all be Golden Demon winners, but we can all add our own cool touches to things, and still be proud of ourselves. Post them! #nerdlings #minipainting #miniatures #warhammer

End of the mordheim campaign today featured this epic dice roll! They just let it lay there after everyone gaped at it and played around it until it fell

Dice standing on a corner with six down and 2 and 3 up.

I finished Lucius "Slick" Devlan, really pleased with how he came out. A nice change of pace to put a bit more time into a single model. Particularly pleased with how the face came out.

A 54mm model of a gunslinger, dressed in battered clothes and firing two pistols.He has grey thinning hair but a powerful frame.Close up of the face, with narrowed eyes and a 5 o'clock shadow.Close up of the highlights on the leather holster.

Put some colors on the 3rd free sample STL from @opensketchbook.bsky.social Scrungaloids! Maybe I'll try to get my pen out and do some Vietnam style graffiti on the armor. Still a ways to go. I do really like the Worst Aid one for some basing once I can buy more STLs.

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Random: it’s really important to make things, and be ok with doing it badly. I was looking at some photos I took yesterday that I think are a step forward in quality. But also some deeply flawed and messy attempts to pour resin. Both are good? It’s a cliche, but you really gotta mess stuff up.

Bandersnatch is the Phantom for my Necromunda gang. I started work on converting her first, but because she required more greenstuff sculptimg sculpting than the rest, so she ended up being the last finished.

Front view of a Delaque ganger holding a long rifle across her body as her long coat billows open around her feet.
Her body was built off of a deamonette from a much older Necromunda gang which was never finished. Her long coat and pants were sculpted put of greenstuff.Rights side view of converted mini.Left side view of the converted mini.Back view of converted mini. The football shaped oxygen tank was sculpted for her resperator rather than using the bit from the Delaque kit.