Painting in November

 I managed to get a bit more done this month, not so much miniatures, but I did clear through some of the terrain backlog I had.

Starting off with some historical minis, 10mm Wars of the Roses. I finished off 14 stands of longbowmen and a few command stands. I had a shortage of command stands in my existing armies, you need a lot for Midgard! I kept the command pretty generic. I do love the look of the colourful banners and livery standards, but the commanders kept changing between battles during the WotR. I'd feel wrong having Richard III leading at the First Battle of St Albans, for example. I also want to use the armies for contemporary European wars as well.

Back to 28mm fantasy, a Forest Cyclops.

Getting a bit weirder, a pack of Dungers from Ramshackle Games.

I have no idea what I will use these for, but I am sure I'll fit them in somewhere.

A ruined cottage, this was a 3D print from Head Bunny Games.

My first though was to tart it up with some over-growing foliage, but that would restrict it's use. As it is, I can put it down anywhere from snow to desert, and it would fit in.

A Mammoth skeleton, also from Head Bunny Games. In fact all the terrain this month came from them.

An ice-bound ruined tower. This will see use in my frozen Reign in Hell campaign. It will also serve as a feature in larger Jotunheim battles.

A summoning circle, complete with a failed apprentice summoner!

Finally a couple of tribal totems. I can see there being used to mark Orc territory in a Sellswords game.

Just one month left in my plan to post all of the year's painting. Not sure what December will hold, as it's looking a busy time, but we shall see.