I grabbed this Wizard from Zealot Miniatures as I have started to assemble a small range of generic fantasy miniatures for a rules set I am working on. Unfortunately for him, Brummie (click for link to his blog) has also been ensnared into the emerging project...apologies mate!
Character wise, I am thinking he is Werner Greyspell, a journeyman mage who has thrown his lot in with a disparate party of adventurers seeking their fortune. While riches attract his allies, Werner seeks arcane knowledge to elevate his powers. Each adventure takes him closer to that goal.
Oh, fantastic work! Miniature is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal. :)
DeleteYour posts have been much missed PulpCitizen, so its good to see something getting your mojo back on track. Wonderful stuff and plenty of old "D&D" vibe to this mini. If I didn't jump onto every shiny you painted, I'd be digging out my "Heresy Miniatures" right now ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Blaxkleric. :)
DeleteThe rules I am developing definitely go for an old school D&D vibe but on the tabletop, so he is a good fit for that.
And as for Heresy minis, stay tuned!
What a cool pose for a figure! Great brushwork :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ivor. :)
DeleteNice work on the hair too ... very Fabio-like ;) :)
ReplyDeleteCheers FourEyedMonster. :)
DeleteStill working on getting my 'sandy-blond' recipe right. :)
He is superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Michael. :)
DeleteThat is a really good paintjob. I am a little bit envious.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for the kind words Fred. :)
DeleteLove this mini as well. The fact he is similar in appearance to the hero questions new but more animated is even better.
ReplyDeleteI must have a good look round the Zealot range.
Cheers mate. :)
DeleteSome really nice figures in the Zealot range - fair warning though, they are resin.....
So not disappeared into the Bermuda triangle as I suspected. Still painting to a great standard
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