Hut experiment

A quick proof of concept.
I have a lot of plastic cups with this interesting texture.

I tried a quick terrain piece with this hut, but you have some more ideas how to use these things?

The unknown monster

A sort of experiment this time. I took an old plastic toy soldier, a native American and various bits, mostly skulls to make this thing.
The result is odd but not bad. Some sort of giant shaman wendingo thing...

I don't know what to use this thing for, but a nice diversion from the usual stuff.

A small bit of terrain

A quick and dirt job to give some flavor to a dungeon.
Basically the same technique of my columns.

Another minotaur

Another minotaur, a simple Huntik toy with some bits on. I bought it for a Blood Bwl team, but in the end I found him too cartoonish compared to the other players.

Bugbear test

If you play d&d you know this monster. It's a bugbear, a big, hairy goblin. I don't know why they exist. In the end they are orcs. So why don't use orcs?

Orc body, beastmen arms, a modified goblin head and a random shield.

Not a bad result, a middle range between a goblin and an orc.

Zombies

I think it's a sort of rule.
If you buy bit boxes you HAVE to find some undead parts.
Fine by me, zombies and skeletons are always useful.
But for some reason it seems the lefts arms are pretty rare.

A quick and dirt paintjob for these guys, good to be table ready.

(I have already posted most of them, but new camera, new pictures :))