The Snakestrike Duelist is an older D&D Chainmail figure I painted as a side project back in 2009 ago.  The sculpt itself is typical for the Chainmail line, relatively flat and almost 2D-ish compared with more intricately sculpted miniatures.  Done mostly speed-painting, the skin isn’t as smooth as I’d like but is a solid tabletop Read more about Gray Elf Snakestrike Duelist[…]

I worked on the Shadow Priest, another figure from the old D&D Chainmail line, on and off for a while as a side project.  It was originally meant to carry a shield, but I gave the shield to the a Death Cleric I painted from the same line as part of a weapon swap conversion. The scepter was Read more about Human Shadow Priest[…]

This miniature is a converted Human Death Cleric from the old Wizards of the Coast Chainmail line. The original miniature (shown in the last image below) carried a heavy scythe which I replaced with a sword and shield. The shield was graciously donated by a Human Shadow Priest from the same line and army as Read more about Human Death Cleric[…]

This is another of Chainmail’s two-dimensional sculpts – the Hammer Priest was a member of the Mordenguard faction. I picked this one up cheap from the local shop after the game went under since I didn’t have many dwarves to use in rpgs. Eventually a player requested it for their character, so it made its Read more about Dwarven Hammer Priest[…]

This miniature is the Half-Elf Sorcerer from the Talos faction in Wizards of the Coast’s now defunct Chainmail game. They put out a plastic re-sculpt for their D&D Miniatures which looks similar, but this is one of the original metal versions. This miniature was originally painted to be used as a Zheol-Jhe in Misguided Games’ Read more about Half Elf Sorcerer[…]

The Gray Elf War Wizard was a miniature from the Ravilla faction of the Wizards of the Coast’s now-defunct Chainmail miniature game. Like many of the Chainmail figs, the Gray Elf War Wizard was very two-dimensional and lacked any real depth but were reasonably priced… especially once the line was cancelled and the blisters were Read more about Gray Elf Wizard[…]

The Troglodyte Warrior came in the Chainmail Kilsek faction box, which I picked up in a discount bin back when I thought the box’s contents would make good antagonists in an RPG I was running at the time. I finally got to this guy a few years later when I was trying to find figures Read more about Troglodyte Warrior[…]

This miniature is a Chainmail miniature – WotC’s metal predecessor to D&D Miniatures. The line as a whole contained mostly two-dimensional sculpts with no depth, but the Stonechild makes an excellent obsidiman for Earthdawn. It’s even scaled a bit taller than most 25mm figures which is perfect, but it’s also nearly impossible to find at Read more about Stonechild[…]

There’s not a lot to say about this older model I painted what now seems like ages ago. He’s another one of the rather 2-dimensional Chainmail sculpts that lack much depth. I mostly drybrushed the black areas but the green sash on this figure was one of my first ever attempts at highlighting via layering. Read more about Gray Elf Dualist[…]

Back when Wizards of the Coast was releasing Chainmail, the metal unpainted non-collectable precursor to D&D Miniatures, their price point was low enough that I picked up a few figures to use in RPGs and the like. Back then I had just started painting and I was using the Wood Elves (this one and the Read more about Wood Elf Ranger[…]