Noktus Fantasy 15mm

[Noktu]

Greetings!

Just wanted to drop by here to show you what I've come up with using Peter Pig miniatures. Cant wait to get more painted up!

Also I hope everyone is doing alright with the current crisis ongoing.



47 by Atte, on Flickr

46 by Atte, on Flickr

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28 by Atte, on Flickr

[martin goddard]

Hello Atte (hope i got the name right?)
I like your painting.
Does the squared mat and square figure bases mean that the figures move in squares?
A great start to being here Atte.


Maybe we can get you to do a short article for the MILL



thanks

[Grey Heron]

Nice work on the miniatures and terrain.

Cheers,
Helen

[Colonel Kilgore]

They are all very nicely done.

And welcome to the Forum, Atte.

Simon

[Noktu]

Hello Atte (hope i got the name right?)
I like your painting.
Does the squared mat and square figure bases mean that the figures move in squares?
A great start to being here Atte.


Maybe we can get you to do a short article for the MILL

First of all, thank you gentlemen for your kind words.


And you got the name right, I hail from Finland so the names can get somewhat extravagant!


Regarding the mat and bases. So far yes indeed, the "Maze Rats RPG" ruleset we are using can be translated to be used with tiles. ( Pretty fun ruleset, the rules all fit in one A4 paper )
However I usually paint everything on a whim and don't really plan ahead, I will make up rules if need be to get everything working.


What's Mill?


Some WOTR units I had previously painted up. ( You can see some more images on Flickr )

18 by Atte, on Flickr

16 by Atte, on Flickr

14 by Atte, on Flickr

[martin goddard]

Hello Atte
Sorry missed this entry.

The MILL is a magazine just for 15mm


https://www.peterpig.co.uk/the15MILL.html

Articles always very welcome. Just a few words and a picture will do just fine.
Maybe just put the above pictures a a few words together???


martin

[Leman (Andy)]

I really like the way you have painted the roped in WOR figures. The king looks particularly impressive.