Painting with sharpies

I saw a lot of tutorials on the argument, so I wanted to try.

I have one of those free stormcaster and a discounted set of 3 metallic sharpies, so let's try. 

The only thing I conceded was a black undercoat and some touches of black where I slipped. 

First of all, the silver was dry out of the box. Now I know why the pack was on a discount. 

The results are meh, but consider this: no glue, no paint (except the black undercoat), it took 20 minutes and it is tournament legal. 

Food for thoughts. 

Oldhammer elves

I raided the bits box to add some men to this old band of elves. Some are good elves, some are evil, I don't care, they all wear red now.

Fairytale troll

The big guy is finally done and with some decent photos too. This is a toy from the "how to train your dragon" movie with a new face and a tail to make it looks like a fairytale troll. The small boar on his shoulder is a decorative bead.

I tried a lot of new techniques on this guy, so it looks a little bit different from my usual style.

I have no intention to play with him, so the base is not legal for any game, but I think he can fit well in Mordheim. 

Barbarian for scale.

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Beastie boys

Another band made with old recycled and kitbashed miniatures. 

I'm particularly proud of the minotaur. 

The bases are not finished yet.

It took me months to finish the band and the photos are all over the place. 

Scatter terrain

After the big fortress I still was in a terrain mood.

So here some more scatter terrain. 

Some is old, some is new, but it is all for my WH 40k little guys. 

Some toy soldier stuff, the cannon is decent once painted. 

My pride and joy. Cacti.