Hey folks, I hope everything's going for the best. I'm still in the middle of moving house so things are quiet on the painting desk and messy everywhere else but that should all come back in shape soon enough (famous last words)
Now just before packing everything up I had managed to knock a few of these gorgeous Frolmec Heads (see the pun ?) from Katsina Miniatures from their latest Kickstarter.
They are finely sculpted, paint up very well and fast and I reckon they make up for the kind of neat objective markers in games or just as scatter terrain to give an otherwordly feel to your setting.
I did get a set of absolutely fantastic frogmies from them and although I'm still pondering about what colour scheme I want for them, there's no doubt that they are exquisite models and I mean it. Cute, delicate, full of character, they're one of my next warbands for whatever game will have them ! Doti really outdid herself on those.
Now take a look at some of what Katsina have produced over time and tell me you don't wish for more ?
Thanks for sharing the latest purchases: a series of frogs and accessories full of character! If we have seen correctly, in the group of miniatures there are also some cats ... Do they have something to do with frogs? And is the being with many legs, fangs and a pig snout in the last row a cat also?
ReplyDeleteThe Bizazas (Katsina's take on mystic space frogs) breed chimeras including cat-frogs, spider-pig-frogs and other rejoicing hybrids, on top of that they do breed spiders and have cat allies (you can see one eating a fish and another serving as an aid to a frogmie with blowpipe.
DeleteIt's an exquisite balance of familiar yet never seen out of the box take on it I find !
Thanks for the information: very original and really nice hybrids!
DeleteThose heads are great. I wish I had a few now!
ReplyDeleteI strongly recommend their miniatures, Doti is an amazing sculptor and her production is very painter friendly which is invaluable.
DeleteOh wow ... these look fantastic! What hues/colors did you use to paint them?
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