Some painting

In between times, I've been catching up on various re-painting jobs. Here are some people:
These are all rather old - probably 1980s. I can't remember even who made most of them, although I do think the one third from the left is the foot figure of a Ral Partha set of a woman riding a dragon - I gave that to a very good friend who loves dragons, but kept the one on foot. I'm quite enjoying repurposing them...

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  1. caveadsum147130 June 2020 at 12:05

    Good looking veteran figures! I've dug out my d&d,runequest et al figures from the late 1970's/early 80s for Frostgrave, its fun coming across them again!
    Best Iain

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    1. Caliban2 July 2020 at 03:40

      I know what you mean - it's a relatively quick way to get some useful figures on the table.

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