Painted Shifting Stones 2 and Sentry Stone & Mannikins 2

I worked on these 7 models at the same time as 4 of them have the same scheme and the other 3 have another scheme. It worked out well. To differentiate between the two different units, I changed the flower color from red to an orange. This allows my opponents to know they are different as well as help me keep track of which is which. I'm very happy with how they look together. I didn't make the Stone Keeper for the Shifting Stones specific so I can use him with whichever Shifting Stone unit I feel before the game.

Painted Sentry Stone & Mannikins

I posted the WIP on the Sentry Stone on the first, here's the full group of Mannikins and Sentry Stone. As I'm going with a desert/sandstone feel for my constructs, I figured red/orange would highlight away from the green that the wolds use. The plants are an interesting point on these models, drawing the eyes away from the head and arms to the chest and joints. The Mannikins are painted with the same wood technique as the wolds.

Painted Shifting Stones and Sentry Stone - WIP

For New Year's Eve, I stayed in while Johnny and Kate slept. I decided that I should get painting, putting an awesome year of painting in 2011 down and getting into 2012 right.

Instead of painting more Blindwater (which I'll get back to soon), I've decided to paint Baldur the Stonesoul's Theme Force Hour of Reckoning. To start with, I worked on my Shifting Stones and Sentry Stone that I've had primed for awhile. I knew they'd paint up quick and be pretty easy for a night of relaxing.