Brush & Bravery

I 3D print and paint miniatures for D&D and Warhammer (and sometimes gaming stuff). For commissions send me a message or an email to [email protected]. Etsy shop coming eventually 😂

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Finally finished my Beastmen for 40k Kill Team. Glory to the Dark Gods!

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Screamer Killer!!

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Finished my Plague Marine Kill Team. Super proud of the result.

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A Gengar I painted as a birthday present 👀

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Pontiff Sulyvahn from Dark Souls 3.

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Beholder.

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Synthwave Glabrezu, or as one of my players said: „Gay Balrog“

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Mizutsune Diorama I made as a birthday gift 🥳

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My kitbashed Daemon Prince of Nurgle with wings. Excited to play him in my next game of 40k.

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Ancient Red Dragon. Killed a player and was banished to the far realms. RIP Sharruth, you made for a great final boss battle.

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Lord of Contagion finally finished. Death Guard is so much fun to paint.

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An aboleth for the final session of my D&D campaign.

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The final boss for my current D&D Campaign, a lesser deity from the far realms, enslaved by an aboleth.

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Foetid Blost-Drone with Fleshmower fully printed in FDM.

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A Gammoth I painted as a birthday present for a family member! The creation process is included below:

After I had found a model I liked on Cults (link in the comments if people are interested), I printed, prepared and glued it. I then started work on the composition of the base with some rocks my son had found on a walk. Next was priming, followed by airbrushing for the fur. I wanted smooth transitions on the highlights and I think it worked well! I then finished the base with Vallejo texture paint, tufts and snow effects. After that, I just had to do the most important part of the project: painting the Gammoth. I used Citadel Skeleton Horse for the tusks and Vallejo paints for almost everything else. I then drybrushed the hell out of the fur and varnished the figurine matte. The last step was gluing the model to the base and applying more snow effects. All in all I‘m very happy with the result!

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Some terrain made from 3D printed parts and old soda cans!

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More Plague Marines for my Death Guard army!