Tonoborus starts us off with these two models. Ghoul with Bone and Ghoul doing jazz hands. Printed off 6 of each, makes for a dozen. These painted really fast. Elf Flesh, a brown wash, pick out some white for eyes & teeth. Paint the bone and loin cloth. Good to go.
Next Tonoborus gets us this
Naggaroth Black Guard model. Purple Cloaks, lots of Silver metal, picked out a little gold for detail, and yellow hair.
For Skaven Stormvermin I found
this from 3D_Print_Cleric on Thingiverse. Somehow I found an alternate version as well (left shoulder pad swapped with right shoulder pad). Lots of silver armor, pink noses, tails, and ears. Picked out some detail in armor as either black or red.
Its at this point we hit my new supply for STLs that I haven't discussed yet. Telegram. There are several "Chat" groups, that share free STLs amongst each other. Many of these are direct scans of GW miniatures and print so close to perfect, once painted I don't think most people can tell they are not originals. If you google Telegram & a useful search term (like Warhammer, Oldhammer, or Mordheim) you can find invite links to these Telegram groups. The plague monks I got from one of these groups. Green Robes, Light Grey hoods, Pink Noses, ears, & tails. The upgraded versions (Plague Priest and Plague Lords) I was thinking would have Red hoods to indicate rank.
This puts me up to 224 monsters painted, 508 monsters 3D printed of the 558 needed as of 4/5/25.
That's all for this post, may your lantern always stay lit.
DeMagic Tutor out.
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