Here is a set of pics [again, paints by Samson] of another figure that will be up in the store in the near future. He is a Vulkin, a silicate humanoid composed of volcanic rock and magma. He also has armour and a two-handed maul made of brass. Another great paint job! Thanks Samson. The Vulkin will be available through the Baelor store soon!

Here is what Samson did with the Reaver when I sent him one. WOW, did he do a great job! You can take a look at other things Samson has done at his blog:

http://samsonminis.blogspot.com/

Here is a shot of the Voidstalker that I did a while ago for Micropanzer Studios. At the time, I sculpted him with an alternate leg style that gave him more of a spider-y look. Here is what that looks like. I like it better than the original legs.

He is pictured with the normal infantry of the game clustered around him, which are roughly 15mm. As you can see the Voidstalker is immense by comparison.

Armorcast just put up a painted figure for a fig I did for them a few years back. I sculpted this guy for the Battledragons line of figures, and that is where he is currrently for sale with Armorcast. He is based on a blue dragon from D&D 3.5 [my favourite as far as the looks of D&D dragons go] so he has the horn on his snout and all. Painted by Samson, who really caught the blues of the body. I think the paint job rocks, so I wanted to show it to you. If I had Samson’s site info, i would post that too, but I don’t. The dragon is 36mm to the eye, but he is crouched, so he would be about 45-50 mm to the eye if he was standing straight. To the top of the wing tips he is about 65mm.

Ginfritter [otherwise known as Steve, over at Armorcast] gave a set of my Powered Armor legs a quick paint job [Thanks Steve!] to help show the detail a little better. Here is the photo.

And here is a pic of the unpainted legs. Sorry no back shot.

You can get these as a pack of 5, separate from the Sturmwulf. Or you get one set of legs as part of every order of the new Sturmwulf, so you can easily manage your thunderwolf rider conversions.

A couple of months ago I posted that the Reaver would be available soon, then it did not happen for very understandable and unavoidable reasons – like the Armorcast production facility being under water!

After several weeks of backbreaking labour and much treading of water, Armorcast is more or less dry and casting again. So the Reaver is now available and up in the store. Go on over and buy a bunch! They are happiest when a pack of them are pulling down one or more PCs.

After a fair lead time for a number of unavoidable reasons, the Sci Fi Sturmwulf is up for sale at Armorcast! Along with the gothtech armored rider legs. Here is the pic from my store at Armorcast:

Thanks to Steve at Armorcast for getting this little guy in production.

Here are some pics of a figure I did based on my son Tom’s Dungeons and Dragons character. I sculpted a few different heads for the same figure to provide for some choice.

Armorcast should have him up for sale in their store soonish.

68 mm to the top of the head! Considering that this is a figure for 15 mm scale Sci Fi gaming, that makes it officially over the top.

Click on the link on my sidebar to go to Micropanzer, where Jason will tell you how and when you can get you hands on it.

Guess I can’t get enough alliteration lately [I am GMing a lot of BASH, the superhero rpg lately, OK?]. Here is a fig I did a while ago that I called a Reaver. Originally the concept was for a game I ran called Robot Wasteland, in which the characters lived in a post-apocalyptic midwest ravaged by robots run amok, inspired by an actual proposal to DARPA for robots that can create fuel to sustain themselves from organic material that they find lying [or maybe walking] around. I think there are a lot of possible uses for this bad boy. I know that he will appear in my BASH game. With an energy cannon mounted in the tail, and plenty of melee mayhem with the claws and jaws, this should make for some sleepless nights among the PCs.

He will be available in the Baelor Store in the very near future, and there may be copies for sale at Origins if you are going [though I can't swear to that]. If not, check my store after the show.