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 :)) 

Boggles in Blogger

Time for another toy kitbash. Mini gormiti bodies, goblin wolf riders legs and heads from the bit box.
The boggles are small stretchy gremlins. I used them in only one session in 20 years, but we always need evil smurfs in our collections.

Some statues

One of the easiest way to make terrain and recycle bits and toys is to make statues.

Here a random collection of them.

So many bits!

Too much ebay!

I love random bits boxes, you don't know what you can find and what you can make, the only problem is too many arms and heads.

With some ingenuity you can make some characters that don't look from GW.

 

Fire giant

First mini of the year. A Hulk figurine converted into a fire giant.