Pixelastic Painting Log

Here’s a group of kobolds I painted for when we were playing Kingmaker.

This is Hargulka.

For the first Strange Aeons scenario, there’s a whole area with lots of survivors from the psychiatric asylum who are sequestered.

I already documented the entire build process for this bell tower a long time ago.

Quick documentation of a batch of dragons I once painted.

I’ve already posted articles on this blog about how I made different types of furnaces, like a large rectangular one and some other somewhat strange devices.

Just a quick post to document my current collection of Mimics.

I wanted to document the stuff I find at flea markets.

Just sharing a few photos of some dogs I painted with my speedpaints.

Quick share about some furniture pieces in my collection that are actually from Disney toys.

I don’t really have photos of the build process for these debris pieces.

I’m going to document a set of doors I made.

Here are some beauty shots of a terrain piece I made when I first started painting.

Here are some photos to document the only bridge I have in my collection.

I made this element for my asylum scenario and reused it later in a distillery scenario.

They’re the bats from the Warhammer Quest base box.

In my asylum scenario, at one point the players find a closed door.

Quick update on a monster painting project I finished last year.

I think I already posted an article on this blog explaining how I made this house.

Wanted a break from terrain work so I decided to paint some miniature.

Quick doc on some scatter terrain I made.

I wanted to make some rock formation scatter terrain, and I had this idea.

I had zero trees for terrain, so I started an adventure trying to make some with whatever materials I had on hand.

Yeah, it’s a repurposed Kinder figurine!

This is one of the builds I’m most proud of!

Another scatter terrain for the asylum scenario.

I think it’s time I documented this build.

Quick post to document how I made some firewall effects for a scenario I was working on.

There is an amazing scenario in Rise of the Runelords, in the Hook Mountain Massacre book.

These are furnaces (or boilers), I needed for the basement of the first Strange Aeons adventure.

I made this thing and honestly I wasn’t even sure what it was supposed to be while I was working on it.

I’ve been looking for a technique to texture miniature bases really quickly and keep them consistent across all my minis.

Quick post about my DIY doors that I still use today!

I started by collecting cardboard - mainly beer coasters that I use as a base.

I started working on this craft without really having a specific idea at first.

Those Walkers were the last miniature I needed to paint to complete the Zombicide Horde.

Now that I have all pieces of terrain ready for a game of Zombicide, let’s see how it looks like in practice.

In addition to the walls I previously made, I also needed some with doors.

I had already made some walls for Zombicide in a previous post, but I didn’t have enough to correctly fill all scenarios.

Zombicide: Green Horde also features another type of obstacle, that is the exact opposite of Hedges.

Hedges in Zombicide: Green Horde block line of sight but not movement.

I made this to represent a “furnace”, supposed to be abandoned in the basement of an old building.

The final type of tiles to do were “Stairs” (or Legde) Tiles, to get out of Sewer Tiles without incurring movement penalties.

I kept going on the Zombicide Tiles, this time with the Sewer ones.

I realized I needed more torches and braziers to act as dressing in my adventures.

Dungeon Tiles are great, but they are not enough to convey the mood of each room adventurers explore, especially in large dungeons.

I sometimes need to mark some areas of a room as collapsed.

After my stone and earth tiles, I also needed to work on the wooden tiles.

Next up would be the road tiles.

I have started a large project of recreating 3D versions of the Zombicide: Green Horde board.