First up is an awesome looking human paladin with a flaming sword by WizKids.
This figure was included in a two-pack with the figure I used for Sir Donnegal. So although I had no immediate use for the figure the pack was open and sitting on my desk so I decided to slap some paint on him. He's a fairly classic looking heroic holy fighter type and I'm sure I'll have a use for him in a game at some point in the future. He also feels like he'll mix well with the small collection of paladins and clerics I've painted this year.
In the same vein I had gotten WizKids Imp & Quasit because I needed an Imp and ended up with the Quasit sitting on my desk waiting for paint.
I don't think I've ever used a Quasit in a game as the Imp has always seemed more iconic to me but it's nice to add another classic monster to my collection. The Quasit is actually a really nice miniature (that I had a hard time photographing) with quite a lot of detail for a figure of it's tiny size.
Unlike the first two models I actually got this Reaper Halfling model with the intention of using it the next time I decide to play a halfling in a game.
I have a fair number of Lord Of The Rings hobbit miniatures but I can never get past the idea that they are the named character they represent. I was really happy to find a halfling model that blended really well with the hobbit miniatures but was none-the-less not a unique character. I seldom play halflings but when I saw this featured as one of the new Reaper Bones models I knew I wanted it for the next time I play one.
Well that's it for now, I will probably be painting one miniature for a holiday themed game before the weekend and then back to Ravenloft for some small scenery bits.
-Jay
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