The usual random collection of random models I've just finished painting, first up we have a regiment of 20 mantic ghouls. I first painted 4 free ones a few weeks ago and liked them enough to buy a whole regiment, I went for the option with the metal Ghast upgrade torso too.
I'm really pleased with these models and even for a limited sprue (the 20 models are on 10 2 man sprues) the regiment comes across with just enough variation, I think the 3 optional weapons help a lot but a fourth head would have helped even more.
Next we have a dwarf slayer painted for use in warhammer quest
Here we have a random very old Bretonnian knight on foot that I found.
I miss foot knights, I know they don't really fit into the current background but I'm secretly hoping for a return when the army book is redone
And finally something a bit different to my usual projects
A WW2 LTV4 Buffalo. This is an airfix kit in 1:76 scale of an amphibious vehicle used by both the american and british armies. Mines painted as British (although I not sure on the level of accuracy). I don't build that many airfix kits (7 in the last 3 years) but every so often I get the urge and tend to do 2-3 at once. I think there will a few more in the near future.
Those ghouls are nice (both models and your paint job), though the mold lines on the bald heads are a pain. Personally I'd have mixed the palette up a bit in the unit too, though keeping to just a few colours makes army painting much faster.
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