Saturday, March 17, 2018
Reaper Bones Oni
Picked this up at a local gaming store for under $5.00; well actually a little more after our state 10% sales tax. It's made out of a soft plastic - not unlike old Airfix figures. The club was a little bent from the packaging, but easily reshaped using hot water, followed by a rinse in cold water to set it. I planned to use it as a Lesser Warbeast in a Dragon Rampant warband. Hopefully pick up some more Japanese mythical creatures.
This is actually my first Reaper Bones model, but at the price, I plan to get a few more.
I'm not normally into painting gory stuff, but the eyeballs on the wristband looked appropriate for this guy.
The skulls on the belt give him a very GW flavor!
A couple of TAG demon hunters for scale. Hope to find more Oni as I want to paint some up in blue and green. On the gaming front, I'm signed up to attend a Lion/Dragon Rampant game day/tournament next Saturday. Best wishes to you all!
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Oh, excellent looking Japan folklore creature!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Michal! He was very enjoyable to paint up. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteThats an Evil figure!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!!
Thanks so much, George. Appreciate the visit and kind words! Best, Dean
DeleteThat is a vicious looking beast, Dean. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Jonathan. It was an enjoyable project. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteThat is superb Dean, really great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Michael. Appreciate the visit and kind words. Best, Dean
DeleteGreat looking Japanese demon, lovely job and he's a big lump!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks, Iain. Yes, he's quite the monster! Kind regards, Dean
DeleteGood luck to the demon hunters, what an impressive Demon!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phil. He's quite the target for the hunters - you can't miss him! Best, Dean
DeleteThat looks cracking a nice imposing size as well!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Simon. Yes, about 54mm in height. Best Dean
DeleteLove the tiger skin loin cloth!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Steven. I appreciate your kind approval! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteVery nice work, Dean. The tiger striping is excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks, David. I practiced the striping on the Jagdtiger :) Best regards and looking fwd to seeing you next Saturday! Dean
DeleteLooks very fearsome Dean!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you kindly, Christopher. Luckily he's more bark than bite. Lol! Best, Dean
DeleteOooo, gotz to get me some for my Sammies. I have to keep up with the Dean-ess!
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Kevin
Psst, hey Dean I also follow this blog cause I do the 40K and Sigmar world when I need a break from historical stuff. Check this conversion out, it might work for Japanese myth creatures, what do you think?
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It worked, thanks, Kevin. That is one scary looking character. Big and beastly - and in red!
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