In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
More supernatural shenanigans for the 'Witchfinder' project; once again, I seem to be taking things out of sequence, but these proved just too difficult to resist. I believe that they are 'Wargames Foundry' sculpts from their Undead range, now available through 'Flyte of Fantasy' on eBay.
Fabulous fun to paint, these John Pickford sculpts are quite sizeable and will dwarf 'Warlord Games' miniatures, but should fit perfectly with the 'Redoubt Enterprises' ranges, I will eventually get around to posting a comparison shot at some time.
In other news, I'm struggling with Blogger again; having lost my blog roll, I am now reduced to only seeing one blog at a time in my reading list. I have tried reloading the page and opening it it a different web browser, but to no avail. This is most infuriating as I know I must be missing an awful lot of posts, in fact I am not sure that this will be seen by anyone!
If anyone does know of a fix, do please let me know!
What a horrid bunch of witches! They really do look super, well as super as a witch can be. Great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you Clint, really enjoyed these!
DeleteI love your new friends, they are so cute...what about a dinner with them soon?
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
I'll see what they are doing at the weekend Phil, looks like pea soup on the menu!
DeleteNicely weird sisters!
ReplyDeleteThe Blogger Dashboard problem is widespread. I've had it for a few days, but it seems to have cured itself in the last hour or so.
Agreed. I had the single item in the reading pane for days and now suddenly it's working correctly again.
DeleteThank you both, all seems to be well again with the blogging world.
Delete"When the hurly burly's done,
ReplyDeleteWhen the battle's lost and won"
What an enchanting group of figures Michael.
Oh sorry Tamsin, I didn't want to copy your comment.
DeleteI had the comment form open for a while and didn't recognize your post.
Cheers
Stefan
Thank you Tamsin.
DeleteWhen the hurly-burly’s done,
ReplyDeleteWhen the battle’s lost and won.
;-)
Excellent work, Michael!
The posture of the brown witch looks a bit strange to me but your paintjob is flawless as usual.
Cheers
Stefan
Thank you Stefan, I quite like the brown witch's windswept look.
DeleteExcellent work. Now what they need is a Sawney Bean and his cannibalistic Clan for them to work along side with. Not that I'm trying to create more work for you!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you mark and what a great idea!
DeleteNice group of witches Michael. The colours used are so vivid!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the Blog roll, it will be resolved (by itself) in a couple of days.
Thank you Thanos and you were right about the blog roll all seems to be back to normal.
DeleteExcellent as always michael .
ReplyDeleteCheers .
Thank you Vincent.
DeleteTerrific work on those, Michael. I love the bubbling green stuff in the cauldron.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Giles
Thank you so much Giles, not sure what the green stuff would be, I keep thinking pea soup now.
DeleteBoils and bubbles excellent work Michael!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher.
Deletestunning work again mate
ReplyDeleteThat's really kind, thank you.
DeleteWhen the hurlyburly’s done, Michael, something wicked this way comes with these black and midnight hags! All hail to thee, Mr Awdry, Thane of the Witchfinder Project, that shall be king (of the wargames table) hereafter! (They’re wonderful, and that’s probably my favourite play, as you might be able to tell!)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thank you so much, brought a smile to my face Sir.
DeleteSuperb renditions as always and will be good (evil ?) opposition to the forces of good.
ReplyDeleteI have had similar problems with blogger over the last three days, but it has been fixed.
Thank you, and you were right all seems fixed now.
DeleteAwesome work on these Michael! Lovely highlighting!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rodger.
DeleteGreat looking witches. Brings back memories of seeing Patrick Stewart as MacBeth at Chichester a few weeks back.
ReplyDeleteCheers, PD
Thank you Peter and I bet that was a great show - lucky chap.
DeleteI see the British love of brewing tea extends to their witches as well. I do so love their tea kettle is so Disney gone wrong. They are truly weird and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Robert, everything stops for tea even cursing and potion making!
Deletereally good minis!
ReplyDeletei like them, they are rich of particulars, but it's your painting that enhanced them.
well done.
bye
i had some problems with blogspot some time ago and i highlighted them with the blogspot team; probably they did nothing, but the problems solved in a few days!
Thank you so much Luca, that is very kind of you. It would appear that Blogger has sorted itself out again so I can now see what everyone is up to.
DeleteExcellent job sir. Lovely figures, beautifully painted.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Bob.
DeleteI love the orange hair and everything else of course but especially the hair! Great depth and contrast.
ReplyDeleteA thing for red heads eh? I understand they have fiery tempers if scorned!
DeleteMe thinks that the red head is out of step with the other two wenches. Let me guess, the other two were previously better looking than red and she bewitched them into two horrid creatures. Not a bad guess, ah? You know how woman can be. Nice work Michael.
ReplyDeleteI think you might be onto something there, a wronged witch is probably not a happy witch!
DeleteOutstanding work again! You really do some awesome stuff.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, I just enjoy painting whatever I want.
DeleteMore wonderful work Michael, I do believe you have enough for a game finished!
ReplyDeleteThank you Terry, can't be far away now, but need some clubmen to get things started.
DeleteVery nice looking paintjobs! You really seem to have the knack for finding amazing sculpts to paint up too! Loads of character on these guys. Especially the pot for their brew is an amazing idea :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, I'm worried that I might enjoy shopping as much as painting!
DeleteThese look great, the green in the cauldron looks particularly good!
ReplyDeleteThank you, really enjoyed that bit, great fun getting the bright greens out!
DeleteI do love that cauldron! Hopefully the Blogger roll issue will resolve itself - sometimes I've had stuff like that fix itself. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean and you were right, Blogger seems to have righted itself.
DeleteGreat figures and a cauldron with an attitude!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay, you'll need to be careful stirring that one!
DeleteWhat a fantastic set! I think I'm falling under the spell of the redheaded witch. Is there anyone who could resist? I think not!
ReplyDeleteThank you Monty, you be careful the redhead might not have the purest motives!
DeleteThey look great Michael and I love the character with the sculpts.
ReplyDeleteBlogroll Dashboard is working again
Thank you Pete and spot on dashboard now visible again - phew!
DeleteSmashing looking ladies!! Love the look of the pea soup they're cooking up as well!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray, I hear the soup is very tasty, but now one has been able to catch it yet!
DeleteWow, what amazing miniatures! You've done them proud too sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, hugely enjoyable to work on too.
DeleteExcellent work Michael ...I like the "bubbly" in the pot, great color
ReplyDeleteThank you Captain, I have to confess that was my favourite bit to work on too.
DeleteWhat a delightful set of old crones! Reminds me of that scene out of the first Black Adder series... beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Scott and what a wonderful scene that was - great shout!
DeleteSterling effort, sir!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they'd be suitable accompaniments to my SAGA Scots...?
Thank you Ev and there's an idea - Macbeth the wargame!
DeleteLovely job!
ReplyDeleteThank you kind Sir.
DeleteTo your typical wonderful standard, love them
ReplyDeleteIan
That's incredibly kind of you Ian, thank you.
DeleteWell, you made me search for them on eBay! Great looking figs!
ReplyDeleteThey are some still there I notice and another pack that is tempting me too.
DeleteHola
ReplyDeleteGUAUUUUU me encantan esas minis
Un aquelarre de miedo
un saludo
Thank you J.D. the two older ones look scary, especially the one with the rusty blade!
DeleteIs there no end to your marvelous minis? I hope not! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's really kind of you Jason, certainly plenty more in the pile to come.
DeleteLooks great, Michael.
ReplyDeleteTo paraphrase Yakov Smirnoff, "In Scotland you don't stir pot... pot stirs you!"
Thank you and there's an image to conjure with!
DeleteI can hear them cackling from here! Love the colour you've achieved in the couldron
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