Completed minis and markers

 Still in sculpting and casting mode, but got some more painting done this weekend. A Splintered Light cave troll and a Blue Moon Twanax. 

I did the cave troll in the same color as the other trolls in the group. This mini is a larger in size, has a weapon and is clothed, compared to the other trolls which are straight from the cover of the first Monster Manual. 

I painted the twanax sepia with a darkened vermillion for the eyes. 

I had plans to sculpt a Haystack creature, but I may try painting one of the Twanax in that color scheme and then just sculpt a plain haystack in a similar texture. 

The troll head and the vampirian head and hands corpse marker were done with sculpey on sculpey molds, which are not really all that effective, but I had not opened up the Equinox yet so I gave it a shot for fun. The lizard man marker was done with the Equinox silicone mold - better results and should be able to get numerous repros from it.

A 15mm fighter with them to show scale. The markers are pretty big, but all 3 of these types of monsters are larger than mansize.

Priorities for sculpting and casting in the coming days, are an owl head, a pumpkin head, and finishing up my 3rd plague doctor. 

Sculpting corpse markers and new texture roller

 The texture roller was purchased on Etsy from RealityAtWork. This is a different company from the one I purchased rollers from before. It's 4" long and almost an inch in diameter for the hollow part and cost $4.99.  I needed a fan pattern so I chose option C on their site as one that would be good for 15mm. Its workable although I may order option B as I'd like a slightly smaller pattern. I was afraid B was too small and wouldn't impress, but I think it would work well after using the one I bought. 

The flooring was made earlier tonight with the pictured roller. I am using Dollar store foam which is softer than XPS (pink board), and it made the impressions of the stones well enough to do a wash and wipe. I paint the foam white after using the texture roller, then paint over with a greenish gray and wipe off with a damp paper towel to leave the dark lines in the floor.

I also sculpted some corpse markers for goblin bodies. I put them in order of production. I got better with each one. I made them earlier in the day out of sculpey and baked, mounted and painted them. Rather fun to do and adds something to the gaming table.

I made some closed doors for my dungeon scenery as I found they would be needed when I was playing my solo game. I bought some 4mm rings at Hobby Lobby today and glued them on for handles. A fun detail. 

One final shot of the battle scene.