Death Dealer

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 i never knew of Frank Frazetta or his artwork until i noticed his work in an
art book that featured an painting that was the cover art for
Molly Hatchet's third album, Flirtin' with Disaster.

but anyways i've had this particular miniature for so long,
i actually don't remember where i got it, or company it comes from.


swarm of giant bugs surrounds the Death Dealer.



i used a few painting for references so i can paint this figure close to the
painting it is based off of.

i put him on a 1.5mm base because i am gonna add him to my Dungeons and Dragons
fantasy miniature collection.
maybe sometime in the distinct future this armored warrior will come across
some characters that certain play as in D&D.


the Death Dealer comes face to face with a few fel-orcs.

Comments

  1. BlaxklericAugust 4, 2023 at 6:29 AM

    Top paint-job, which definitely captures the feel of Frank Frazetta's artwork. I'd have thought any D&D adventurers would be very wise to avoid such a fearsome foe.

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    1. Mr. MartinAugust 4, 2023 at 6:54 PM

      thanks buddy, i would be afraid of making a npc stat block for a character based off the death dealer. haha.

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