Whoops I seem to have forgotten to post this mini I painted back in October for the LAF Old School Painting Party.
So here goes now:
This is an old metal Cthonian aka Carnivorous Worm, from the Call of Cthulhu line made by RAFM co. I bought it back in the day, and for some reason I thought it would be appropriate for the Old School Painting Party. I entered is as since we used many of the Call of Cthulhu minis in our AD&D campaigns back then, as I thought of it as an old school fantasy mini. Of course, it is not actually a fantasy mini so it got pulled. Which is fair enough and perfectly fine by me, as I already had entered other minis and now there was more room for another entrant.
It is painted in less than an hour or so entirely by drybrushing up from a black undercoat. No washes or layering used.
The base is bespoke 3D printed and measures 85x60mm.
I believe this miniature still is available from RAFM.
Cthonian aka Carnivorous Worm
Call of Cthulhu
RAFM co.
Metal
80x65mm 3D printed base
The Tally so far:
Finished from the Bobby Box: 126 / 126 (+13 / 13 casualties, small animals etc)
Just 0 left to do! FINISHED AT LAST!
Finished from the stash: 155
Finished minis in total this year: 281 / 365 (target one for each day on average – I am now lagging behind with 44 minis!)
January: 59
February: 24
March: 62
April: 34
May: 25
June: 12
July: 0
August: 7
September: 3
Orctober: 29
November: 26
This looks great, I would never have thought it was drybrushed only. Nice colour combinations and transitions.
Agreed with Subedai – and a great example of how well drybrushing can be used against all of the people who love to poo-poo it.