DSM8103, Cat Warrior with Battle Axe

From Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals.

Here is DSM8103 Cat Warrior with Battle Axe.
This two-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers.

 

I've painted the fur cape before gluing it to the model.

 

 

DSM8078, Archer the Grumpy Cat Warlock

From Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals.

Here is DSM8078, Archer the Grumpy Cat Warlock.
This two-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers.

 

I've assembled the arm holding the staff before painting the model.

 

 

DSM8114, Asha the Cat Rogue

From Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals.

Here is DSM8114, Asha the Cat Rogue.
This two-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers.

 

I've assembled the arm holding the dagger before painting the model.

 

 

DSM8116, Sphynx Cat Druid with Staff

From Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals.
Here is DSM8116, Sphynx Cat Druid with Staff.
This three-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers.

I've assembled the ram skull on top of the staff and the staff itself before painting the model.

DSM7969, Black Cat Avenging Thief

From Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals.

Here is DSM7969, Black Cat Avenging Thief.
This multi-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers.

 

I was inspired by the colors of the samurai to paint his clothes and armor. The left and right arm, the extremities of the headband and scarf and the scabbard were all glued to the model before painting. The cloak was painted separately before the final assembling.

 

 

77434, Yeti Chieftain and 80072, Antarctic Explorer diorama

Reaper Miniatures 77434, Yeti Chieftain sculpted by Jason Wiebe and 80072, Antarctic Explorer sculpted by James Van Schaik. I've used transparent plastic blisters to create the piece of ice in which the Yeti is trapped and the synthetic snow is Army Painter Battlefields BF4103 snow.

80072, Antarctic Explorer

Reaper Miniatures 80072, Antarctic Explorer sculpted by James Van Schaik.

Chronoscope Bones model painted with acrylics.