Painting Update: Rogue For My Wednesday Evening Young Peoples’ Group

July 11, 2021

You may remember that I had posted about an aasimar paladin that I had been working on for a player in this group. I had also posted before that about the other miniature I had planned on working on for the same group (at the end of the post). Long story short: the paladin is supposed to be a guy, and the rogue had longer hair in a ponytail with rapiers.

Well, crud.

BUT WORRY NOT!!

I found the perfect miniatures.

Although I don’t have the paladin handy, you may remember me painting them:

Miniature figure of a knight, painted with a blue sword, white cape, brown shield, and holding a sword aloft.

Miniature figurine of winged humanoid with sword and shield, painted in shades of blue and gray.

Both miniatures I am very proud of.

Now I get to do it again, but even better. Yay!

So I started painting without even thinking, but I still have some step-by-step pictures:

Miniature figure of a warrior painted brown and white on a wooden surface with painting supplies in the background.

I used Leather Brown for the main part of the armor, as well as Werewolf Fur for the pauldrons, the bottom of the boots, and accent on the main armor.

Miniature figure on wooden surface, partially painted in brown and tan, with white base.

Busting out my metallic colors, I used Evil Chrome on the tips of the scabbards and the spikey bits of the pauldrons.

Miniature figure of a person with a sword in a battle stance, on a textured wooden surface.

I used Gun Metal on the swords, as they looked to be higher-end magical weapons.

Miniature figure of a brown creature with white accents, holding two swords, on a wooden surface.

Miniature figure of a warrior with a sword and bow, painted brown and white, standing on a base.

Miniature figure of a warrior with two swords in brown armor on a stone base.

I’m not sure what else I’ll be using on this mini, but I can say that it’s coming along well, and that I am excited to see where it will go!

Until next time, Dear Readers…

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