@@nicktwolf You possibly mean the tarasque if it's the big (very) mini with big horns and stony body crushing a tower beneath its foot. I'd also like to see the leshy as these smaller box ones sometimes look fiddly when seen on the sprues so want to see how they look made up and the size re painting.
I agree that the merchant cart will be one of the more regularly used pieces. My dear late friend Terry used to use a goblin which had a sack on its back to re-supply the adventurers whilst we were playing the Heroquest scenarios one after the other. it made sense as your adventurer's are sometimes not able to visit the nearest village to re-stock on supplies, potions and weapons. It is easy to imagine as they walk along a winding path through the woods, countryside or lonely cobble road they encounter the merchant cart going the other way... great video as always :)
The goblin with the sack has healing potions and wants coin. We have coin and want healing potions. Everyone in this desolate wasteland is a winner. Thank you for the story.
Nice miniatures. I can't wait to see what else was in that giant box of goodies. Always good to have a fight at the end. When it comes to the videos I prefer the quality of your videos over quantity.
The recent resurgence of Hero Quest has brought me back to tabletop gaming, and thus now to TH-cam for terrain building,etc. Thanks to you, I have taken to hitting thrift stores and have online sources for toys that can be repainted/repurposed as terrain pieces! I must agree from experience that Playmobil is awesome in this regard!
@@MonsterPainter I recently acquired the square tower of the Dragon Knights Castle. It needed no repainting, but I removed the middle inner floor and built an insert to hold my phone perfectly to show a "swirling mystic portal" gif through the arched door of the second level!
Dungeons & Lasers are launching another Kickstarter next week in which you can get these as legacy add-ons. I'm still debating whether to back it or not. It's great value for the money, but I don't know if my budget allows for me to spend 89+ euros.
With all that stuff, you can say you are ready for quite a lot of...contest. But it's pretty nice to see your take on those minis, since I am working on those boxes at the same time!
The ghost tree should definitely be a piece of interactive terrain a la Frostgrave: Fireheart... The Hanging Tree was the last destination for countless rogues and cutthroats of old Felstad. While the great freeze killed the tree, its spirit lives on - fed by the anguish of the recently deceased. Whenever any warband member is reduced to 0 Health within 6" of the Hanging Tree, roll a die. On a roll of 19-20, the figure is permanently Dead and replaced on the table by a Wraith.
There's an important tree in my homebrew in the worlds of Descent et al (Wandering Orbits of Light and Shadow) so going to have a lot of creative fun with various bits of tree kit and figures I have, have a big giant armed with a tree trunk, who might be a bit angry it has been destroyed, it has healing/life sustaining qualities so when arrow-and-axe-wounded and bleeding sap this might take a turn for the worst for which the KIngdom Death tree I also have could be useful and it might link into various aspects of life/unlife so some of the trees in DnL could be handy too. So another good tip for model use in homebrews is mixing it up so the model changes at different points in the campaign, with custom model choices, again fitting things to an evolving story, hence here the tree may at one point link to the deceased and their ghosts, another to healing, another to corruption and bringing death or illness due to being injured itself (hence the sap as its equivalent to blood and being injured idea) etc
Man Mr. Monster painter, I think your pile of shame is growing faster than mine! And summer is coming so the resin printer will be going again. I really like the job with the frost/cloud giant, and the cart looks really good, and will be well used I imagine!
I have built plastic model kits since my childhood and I've made a few blood sacrafices over the years 😂 Those are 😎 sculpts and you did a great 🎨 job on them . I like the sexy tree ent and I'm having impure thought about that Frost Giant ! 😂
The shipping box was the size of an end table. Everything looks amazing. The stretch goal box seems like a good starting point. It's hard to pick a favorite model. I think mine might be the horse and merchants cart. I think your painting of the giant could easily be used as either a cloud or frost variety depending on need. Having so much terrain and miniatures come at once is intimidating. Having all of these models painted in a few weeks time is impressive. I look forward to more preview photos as we wait for your next video.
@@tinaprice4948 So from this lot, I've just finished painting a bunch of spider nest type pieces and assembled 1 swamp tree. I'm only working on what I need for my games when I need it.
With any kind of plastic kit models for the gaps that remain and certain other imperfections or weak points I find some kind of modelling material like green stuff can be a useful filler, either as a neat matching filler or something clever to secretly cover up the problem, built a cathedral with some weak spots and flaws so used this method to hide it with a bit of natural growth (a few such imperfections/details can add realism too). More for other types of build than these but a good tip is I also sometimes get good results by mixing up related kits and merging things into a custom design which can be fun or using spare bits such as my adding a raven I had leftover from another build to one of the cathedral walls. Sometimes do sections rather than a whole building so the cathedral is just two cutaway ends which makes it more flexible for tiling the game grid between them and more portable as to its scale a whole building would be massive. Also sometimes have fun mixing up figures like posing something as eating something else or an unlucky being injured in some way such as for the homebrew one part is after a flood so one mini will be a wounded being speared through by the spiky arm of a Shambling Colossus (Descent The Chains That Rust monster), a creature from the prior encounter (luckily I had the spare minis to do this), where these are things players will encounter it really brings things to life (albeit not for the food or flood-deceased depicted!) to add these kinds of details so it can be useful if you have an extra mini to work with as you can then put these little touches that fit the campaign story events in. Which type of paints are you using and would you say they are the best for this type of model material?, any tips for the different materials models can be as you get different plastics, metals, wood, resin etc depending on the brand, so do you have any tips on what paint types work best for which materials? Like the paint jobs you've done, working on a big homebrew myself so I have cough a lot cough of figures, scenery and props to paint but when done will be epic as allsorts from ruined cities to big castle complex, the dice roll is will it get finished (grins nervously). Quite a bit of my stuff is Archon (Dungeons and Lasers and Rampart Terrain) and they are good value, did not back another albeit really good terrain and buildings campaign as that company are very expensive so as good and useful as it was it was a no way on the price, but Archon are reasonable and plenty for your payments.
Thank you for your comment. I used to be an active easel painter before I started miniatures, so I use artist paints. I have a large supply of them and I am comfortable with their use. I don’t think I would recommend them however. There is one product I would suggest, modelling paste. It is like a think paint that does not shrink and is useful for gaps and texture.
Good stuff! I got my two pledges a while ago, myself. Have been building and painting them since then. It's a lot to get through! For the swamp huts, I actually connected the flooring first, and two halves of the walls & roofs. That way I could prime inside the actual huts too, and I could prime the walls & roofs one colour(beige), and the floors a different colour(dark brown). I haven't put together the "sexy tree" yet, but I think I'll be heavily modifying it so it's less that, and more a normal tree. Just not my thing as it is. :P And while I love that we got double up of the viking huts, I'm not too fond of doors on both sides. So I'm trying to figure out a way to "board up" one side. Meanwhile, I've started cutting out the doors on one side, so I can put them on my Renedra outbuildings. I also used the inside flooring of the stagecoach to build doors for my Renedra viking huts, as I just didn't use that part for the stagecoach. Didn't want to paint the inside, so I blocked off all the doors and windows(and the crack in the roof) with paper.
Your missing a part of you horse and cart, Maybe you just left it off or did not know were it went. Took me a while, but there is a there is a half circle piece the 2 squares on ends end that goes in the slot on the bottom of the horse and you can hitch the horse up to the cart. just an fyi if you did not know
Quality over quantity is my view on things. I don't mind how long it takes for you to put out videos. I had my money on the mutant, I thought it was no contest on the fact it was going to win.
Which Dungeons and Lasers Encounters Box would you like to see TheMonsterPainter do next?
Can't tell if it's a demon or not, the monster that is next to the one you just did.
@@nicktwolf 🤷♂️ frost giant, dryad. 🤷♂️
@@nicktwolf You possibly mean the tarasque if it's the big (very) mini with big horns and stony body crushing a tower beneath its foot. I'd also like to see the leshy as these smaller box ones sometimes look fiddly when seen on the sprues so want to see how they look made up and the size re painting.
I love the little A-frame houses! ...er ... contest?
You are in the hat
I agree that the merchant cart will be one of the more regularly used pieces. My dear late friend Terry used to use a goblin which had a sack on its back to re-supply the adventurers whilst we were playing the Heroquest scenarios one after the other. it made sense as your adventurer's are sometimes not able to visit the nearest village to re-stock on supplies, potions and weapons. It is easy to imagine as they walk along a winding path through the woods, countryside or lonely cobble road they encounter the merchant cart going the other way... great video as always :)
The goblin with the sack has healing potions and wants coin. We have coin and want healing potions. Everyone in this desolate wasteland is a winner. Thank you for the story.
Nice miniatures. I can't wait to see what else was in that giant box of goodies. Always good to have a fight at the end.
When it comes to the videos I prefer the quality of your videos over quantity.
Thank you. I appreciate the feedback.
The recent resurgence of Hero Quest has brought me back to tabletop gaming, and thus now to TH-cam for terrain building,etc.
Thanks to you, I have taken to hitting thrift stores and have online sources for toys that can be repainted/repurposed as terrain pieces! I must agree from experience that Playmobil is awesome in this regard!
I love old play mobile for the tabletop.
@@MonsterPainter I recently acquired the square tower of the Dragon Knights Castle. It needed no repainting, but I removed the middle inner floor and built an insert to hold my phone perfectly to show a "swirling mystic portal" gif through the arched door of the second level!
@@David-ft2nt that sounds very cool
I have subscribed and "RUNG THE BELL!"
Will you be painting that big castle often seen behind you in your videos soon?
@@David-ft2nt hell no, what a thought. Still not brave enough.
Looks great. Makes me want to go back to the dungeons and lasers well.
Thank you, this campaign has given me an overwhelming amount of stuff.
LOL..I had so much fun watching! ...and learned some as well! Thanks!
I am glad you enjoyed.
Contest!
Love the channel, went to the sword and board the other day and found a horde of goblins!
Nothing better than a cheap bag of goblins. You’re in the hat.
Lovely models! What a great haul
Thank you
Contest I've been really looking forward to watching this video since seeing your progress on these models on Facebook!
Well thank you. Your name has been added to the hat.
Dungeons & Lasers are launching another Kickstarter next week in which you can get these as legacy add-ons.
I'm still debating whether to back it or not. It's great value for the money, but I don't know if my budget allows for me to spend 89+ euros.
It is always tempting, right now I am overwhelmed by what I just got.
With all that stuff, you can say you are ready for quite a lot of...contest.
But it's pretty nice to see your take on those minis, since I am working on those boxes at the same time!
They are pretty fun and easy to paint. It is a big pile thou. Consider your self in the hat.
The ghost tree should definitely be a piece of interactive terrain a la Frostgrave: Fireheart...
The Hanging Tree was the last destination for countless rogues and cutthroats of old Felstad. While the great freeze killed the tree, its spirit lives on - fed by the anguish of the recently deceased.
Whenever any warband member is reduced to 0 Health within 6" of the Hanging Tree, roll a die. On a roll of 19-20, the figure is permanently Dead and replaced on the table by a Wraith.
This is such an excellent idea. I am going to table this. Thank you.
There's an important tree in my homebrew in the worlds of Descent et al (Wandering Orbits of Light and Shadow) so going to have a lot of creative fun with various bits of tree kit and figures I have, have a big giant armed with a tree trunk, who might be a bit angry it has been destroyed, it has healing/life sustaining qualities so when arrow-and-axe-wounded and bleeding sap this might take a turn for the worst for which the KIngdom Death tree I also have could be useful and it might link into various aspects of life/unlife so some of the trees in DnL could be handy too.
So another good tip for model use in homebrews is mixing it up so the model changes at different points in the campaign, with custom model choices, again fitting things to an evolving story, hence here the tree may at one point link to the deceased and their ghosts, another to healing, another to corruption and bringing death or illness due to being injured itself (hence the sap as its equivalent to blood and being injured idea) etc
@@martins3776 lots of great ideas.
Very nice
Dungeons and lasers are good stuff
That giant and wagon is really nice
Thank you
I like your paint style.
Thank you
Man Mr. Monster painter, I think your pile of shame is growing faster than mine! And summer is coming so the resin printer will be going again. I really like the job with the frost/cloud giant, and the cart looks really good, and will be well used I imagine!
No matter what I do the pile of shame grows and grows.
@@MonsterPainter I forgot. I won the first contest, so will feel moderately guilty to win again. I was going to ask to buy one though.
@@lorneh1755 we will work something out
I have built plastic model kits since my childhood and I've made a few blood sacrafices over the years 😂 Those are 😎 sculpts and you did a great 🎨 job on them . I like the sexy tree ent and I'm having impure thought about that Frost Giant ! 😂
Careful that frost giant is a handful
@@MonsterPainter 🤣
The shipping box was the size of an end table. Everything looks amazing. The stretch goal box seems like a good starting point. It's hard to pick a favorite model. I think mine might be the horse and merchants cart.
I think your painting of the giant could easily be used as either a cloud or frost variety depending on need.
Having so much terrain and miniatures come at once is intimidating. Having all of these models painted in a few weeks time is impressive. I look forward to more preview photos as we wait for your next video.
Well thank you for such consideration
I never miss a Monster Painter video, or the chance to enter a contest for an awesome shirt. Can't wait to see more of the Dungeons & Lasers sets.
Thank you, you’re in the hat.
Excellent! You're making much better progress with the D&L sets than I am, I'm glad it's not a contest!
But it is a contest… oh wait, very clever. You are in the hat.
Im still in the stages of clipping/gluing, I don't want to paint till I have it all assembled which may be a few more weeks!
@@tinaprice4948 keep at it
@@tinaprice4948 So from this lot, I've just finished painting a bunch of spider nest type pieces and assembled 1 swamp tree. I'm only working on what I need for my games when I need it.
With any kind of plastic kit models for the gaps that remain and certain other imperfections or weak points I find some kind of modelling material like green stuff can be a useful filler, either as a neat matching filler or something clever to secretly cover up the problem, built a cathedral with some weak spots and flaws so used this method to hide it with a bit of natural growth (a few such imperfections/details can add realism too).
More for other types of build than these but a good tip is I also sometimes get good results by mixing up related kits and merging things into a custom design which can be fun or using spare bits such as my adding a raven I had leftover from another build to one of the cathedral walls. Sometimes do sections rather than a whole building so the cathedral is just two cutaway ends which makes it more flexible for tiling the game grid between them and more portable as to its scale a whole building would be massive. Also sometimes have fun mixing up figures like posing something as eating something else or an unlucky being injured in some way such as for the homebrew one part is after a flood so one mini will be a wounded being speared through by the spiky arm of a Shambling Colossus (Descent The Chains That Rust monster), a creature from the prior encounter (luckily I had the spare minis to do this), where these are things players will encounter it really brings things to life (albeit not for the food or flood-deceased depicted!) to add these kinds of details so it can be useful if you have an extra mini to work with as you can then put these little touches that fit the campaign story events in.
Which type of paints are you using and would you say they are the best for this type of model material?, any tips for the different materials models can be as you get different plastics, metals, wood, resin etc depending on the brand, so do you have any tips on what paint types work best for which materials?
Like the paint jobs you've done, working on a big homebrew myself so I have cough a lot cough of figures, scenery and props to paint but when done will be epic as allsorts from ruined cities to big castle complex, the dice roll is will it get finished (grins nervously). Quite a bit of my stuff is Archon (Dungeons and Lasers and Rampart Terrain) and they are good value, did not back another albeit really good terrain and buildings campaign as that company are very expensive so as good and useful as it was it was a no way on the price, but Archon are reasonable and plenty for your payments.
Thank you for your comment. I used to be an active easel painter before I started miniatures, so I use artist paints. I have a large supply of them and I am comfortable with their use. I don’t think I would recommend them however. There is one product I would suggest, modelling paste. It is like a think paint that does not shrink and is useful for gaps and texture.
Good stuff, thanks for the video.
My pleasure
Good stuff! I got my two pledges a while ago, myself. Have been building and painting them since then. It's a lot to get through!
For the swamp huts, I actually connected the flooring first, and two halves of the walls & roofs. That way I could prime inside the actual huts too, and I could prime the walls & roofs one colour(beige), and the floors a different colour(dark brown).
I haven't put together the "sexy tree" yet, but I think I'll be heavily modifying it so it's less that, and more a normal tree. Just not my thing as it is. :P
And while I love that we got double up of the viking huts, I'm not too fond of doors on both sides. So I'm trying to figure out a way to "board up" one side. Meanwhile, I've started cutting out the doors on one side, so I can put them on my Renedra outbuildings.
I also used the inside flooring of the stagecoach to build doors for my Renedra viking huts, as I just didn't use that part for the stagecoach. Didn't want to paint the inside, so I blocked off all the doors and windows(and the crack in the roof) with paper.
Wow that’s a lot of work, but customizing things can be very satisfying.
Oh absolutely! And I think I'll enjoy the pieces more when customized to fit my needs, than if they weren't. :)
I want that giantess, even with her "who farted?" facial expression. She is awesome. I just cant seem to locate her at a reasonable price point.
You may have to wait a little while for her to hit retail.
Hey if the stop motion is too long, I just want to let you know that I like you showcasing miniatures even without the stop motion!
Thanks, but I like doing the stop motion. The channel is just going through some changes and it is a challenge
Your missing a part of you horse and cart, Maybe you just left it off or did not know were it went. Took me a while, but there is a there is a half circle piece the 2 squares on ends end that goes in the slot on the bottom of the horse and you can hitch the horse up to the cart. just an fyi if you did not know
Thanks, the part broke when I was dry fitting it so I did not use it to attach the horse and wagon.
What was shipping costs?
I don’t recall. It was mixed into the price. Around 50 bucks to Canada.
Quality over quantity is my view on things. I don't mind how long it takes for you to put out videos. I had my money on the mutant, I thought it was no contest on the fact it was going to win.
The Prince of Death is boss.
Hey I want to be on the hat! Contest!
You are in the hat
@@MonsterPainter ty good sir