03 Dec 2025 2 min read

November Minis Completed

November was a little odd for minis; I got everything finished, but I'm not a hundred percent happy with all of them. That may or may not mean I revisit them.*

Genie Lord (lady): Shaitan or Dao, from the Genie Lord pack. Painted with blue-toned skin and golden armor; she holds a Large Golden Hammer in her right hand. — Genie Lord (lady): Shaitan or Dao, from the Genie Lord pack. Painted with blue-toned skin and golden armor. Miniature from Reaper Miniatures

Oh, look. A Cat Hair. sigh

An Eeeeeevil magician! Wearing purple and red flowing robes and pointing directly at the observing party. — an Eeeeeeevil magician! Maybe. Or possibly, he was just sculpted that way. I don't believe this one has been released yet; I can't find him on the Reaper Miniatures website.

Pretty straightforward, this one.

A wizard.. or druid, in green and golden-brown robes, wielding a staff capped with a horned skull. — Andowyn Thrushmoor. Listed as druid, but frankly, she's got flex, and I think she'd also be good as a bard. Yes, /with the staff/. Miniature by Reaper Miniatures

Another cat hair I missed. You'd think I don't try to avoid adding them to my work or something.

A red-skinned demon reaching out for.. something. He skipped pants; a yellow loincloth and gold-filigree plating are pretty much all he's wearing. — One of the Blood Demons; I've now painted all of them but their leader. Miniature by Reaper Miniatures.

I had some idea what I was doing with him; so he went fast. Not sure what I'm going to do with the leader, TBH.

A li'l patchwork mushroom-man, with reddish ichor drooling out of their mouth and stitching. — Frankenshroomie! Listed as Patchwork Portabello, he was one of the promo figures for October. Miniature by Reaper Miniatures.

I took a very All The Toadstools approach with this one; from Toad (Mario) to the assorted fungus/monsters in other games (WoW, mostly). Admittedly, the spots did limit me to Amanita-adjacent mushies. (I did, however, get the reddish ichor from a completely different mushie: Hydnellum peckii).

It was, from a painting perspective, a good month just for progress, if not for new techniques.