Quarantine Miniatures

 Back in 1990 I inherited some miniatures from my uncle (Heritage Miniatures appropriately.) They have sat unpainted for decades. I finally got around to painting them while quarantined.

Here is an overview.

Here is a closeup. The lantern is my first attempt at scratchbuilding

It's a little rough but so is the whole sculpt. I rate it a 'meh' for a first effort.

The hand holding the lantern is from a different kit.

Lantern boy all alone. Maybe this picture is a little too dark.

Sorry

Here we see Barry the Bagman. My favorite mini of the group

I like him even more than the wizard with the owl-like thing background of his picture.

Here you can see my first attempt at object source lighting on the torch boy.

His face was so miscast I figured the best thing to do would be to have it in shadow

so I could paint the part that was featureless lead blob pure black. If this cast hadn't been such a mess I never would have attempted the OSL.

Here is the shield. I tried to get a nice blend going

The druid in the middle of the back row was so misaligned I had to sculpt half of the back of his head. So here is a look at the resculpted head.