angel of death

hey everybody. I have been pretty busy this year and so I haven't had much chance to get too many mini's finished, but I finally managed to get a Skeleton centurion finished for Rune Kapels online competition ( http://www.kaple.dk/forum/ ) i didn't get anywhere, but I thought I'd post him for you to all look at and(hopefully) comment on. I'm mostly just happy that I finally managed to get at least one of the half painted mini's off my desk to the display shelf :five: chris

that looks fantastic Eric. I have to say though that I'm not so fond of the leaves/feathers on the back of the banner but I think thats jsut personel preferance. I really like the whole tone of the model. nice work. Also I'm assuming that's completely NMM...Do you use metallics at all? if so are you able to give me a few hints/tutorials on them? angel of death

So is there a site we can look at to see these? I quite like the sword the thief is holding just for the comedy value. "Stop thief!" *thief stops, turns around and pulls a gaint mother of a sword from his bag of holding (or somthing). :firedevil hehehe Anyway, I also really like the look of the pig/boar...it's so mean And what they should look like. angle of death

oh yeah, thats right, Mercedes Lackey is also a huge favourite of mine. whoops thanks Duende, I just joined up and looked thorugh the ones on this site, and thought it matched my name best. angel of death

hmmm, I'd have to say I love David Eddings I've read the belgariad about 11 times, and the Malorean about 7. Laurell K. Hamilton: I really enjoy those books, although they do get rather full of sex later on. The first 2 annoyed me because she repeated sentences all through them. :vb_mad2: . Enjoyed the vampire killyness though Robert Jordan: I started reading this series but got bored and thought I'd maybe wait till they all came out before trying to rememeber what had happened in the previous books. Terry Pratchet: Have enjoyed the ones I have read, but find I have to be in a particular type of mood for that humour. Anne McCaffrey: I liked her Pern books, but haven't really read much of her other stuff. George RR Martin: Just bought his main trilogy at the start of the year, and loved them. Now one of my favourites. Elizabeth Moon: The sheepfarmers daughter series is fantastic. This is my current favourite series. Tolkien: Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit. Raymond E. Feist Really enjoyed the serpentwar saga, but haven't read all his books in order so haven't really gotten 'into' them as much as some other books. I find them hugely enjoyable though. also a bit of a dragonlance/forgooten realms fan. And occaisionally Games Workshop books for the background factor. I'm sure I'm forgetting at least 5 series/authers but that's do. angel of death