Myrgard

Even though I don't expect much response on this forum, I am intrigued to see if anyone here plays miniature or war-games. Any era, fantasy or nonfiction, or any size. Since this is a group of older yet well-founded hobbyists I am wondering if anyone shares my interest. Or whether anyone is intrigued by it. And if so please share your work or favorite games.

I personally enjoy painting 10mm and 28mm Miniatures and have painted some 15mm.
I have painted and fielded a Crusader army, 10mm, for the Game Impetvs and I am working on a 28mm Dark Age Viking Warband for the game SAGA.
I will upload some pictures with reference to size in a following post.

Here are Some 28mm Viking Hirdmen in progress.

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Morning Star wielding rat wizard is scary af

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1l-e8X ... mzZwrX3gVw
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LE9KF ... rbk-bON6cw

Sick Goblins and Rat?
What games are those for? Warhammer? Warhammer 40K?

A Bard for D&D by Scarymonster

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fMAk1 ... AIUN0yYgiQ

they are for warhammer fantasy, that was the mangler squig for my night goblin army. It basicly its a angry ball you charge into your enemy wrecking damage if they dont shoot it down. It then explodes like a wight into your enemies melle, these are my fimir, creatures of the swamps.

if you make them out of candy and sweets i will buy them

I know what squigs are

I play Warhammer

just thought they were way smaller and in large groups

I used to have a squig. They were more comical then; now they're all vicious and scary. Did 40k's grimderp go and infect WFB/AoS?

Idk what a grimderp is!

A spoof of a genre of fiction, like "victorian romance".

It's originally "grimdark", meaning mostly hopeless and depressing. 40k started out pretty tongue-in-cheek, then started to take itself (too) seriously in the 90s. "Grimderp" is even further too serious than grimdark.