Painted 5th element

                                      Ruby Rhod/Police officer/Flight attendant painted up.

Still trying to get better at picture taking but it seems to be a long process for me :)  As before all the figures were made with green putty and Bronzeage generic figures, and this being one of my favorite movies it was a blast to make

WIP 5th element figures

Converting some figures into some more characters from one of my favorite movies "The Fifth Element.   I had already done the Diva a ways back, up now is the Future Police,Stewardess,Mr Kim and Ruby Rhod

 

So far so good (imho) hope to have some painted up soon.

Roneth and Aidelquar the Green.

Roneth and Aidelquar  the Green.

Since birth Roneth and Aidelquar had been matched and had grown into a fearsome combination for the mountain kingdom of Reths Hold.  As a Dragon rider and Dragon mount, they had lived and trained as one and Roneth did not consider Aidelquar as any less than that of a brother(and the more intelligent of the two).  It was on Roneth 21^st birthday that Aidelquar  had made a fine warriors helmet and had  given the Blacksmith two of his neck spines to add to the helmet s fearsome look.  It was a great offering for a Dragon to make to his rider and one never forgotten. It was now many years later the two stood on the fell fields searching the Horizon for a marauding band of Se’leth Orcs.  These Orcs were far too brave or stupid to be raiding this far into Reths Hold, but soon they would hear a roar and look upon Death from the sky.

Aidelquar; is from the toy company Papo, and started out as a two headed gold dragon(see below) I sniped off one head and most of the back spines and then re sculpted the area.  I added the harness, saddle, blanket roll and storage trunk  out of green stuff and other bits from the bit box.

Another happy dragon to add to my collection, next an ice dragon maybe.

 All in all I am pretty happy with how they turned out :)

Roneth is a Bronze age miniature death dealer that came free with my last order.  As always I am more than happy with Bronze age miniatures and their figures.  The figure had little clean up, painted up well. and had a great pose.