potpourri mix of vermin and the uglies

i've been continuing cranking out miscellaneous miniatures for Dungeons and Dragons
and even particularly Perilous Tales.
finding miniatures in boxes and containers i forgot i even had,
if i can throw some paint on it i quickly did,
just to get them done and table ready.
i guess it's wishful thinking of slimming down my plastic pile-a-shame.

first off i found a small box of plastic creatures from Mantic Games i bought over a year ago
and only painted certain creatures from it,
so i took the little swarms of snakes and did them a quick green and some shade.
and along with those i also found the last of my small toy snakes i remember from a plastic
toy set from Wal-Mart.
i painted two of these snakes before but this time around i did them in the same green to
make it look like a happy snake family.

for some time now i had the Mansion of Madness second edition board game from
Fantasy Flight Games, just collecting dust and Rita and i haven't played it for some time now.
so i took several figures from it to use for table-top games and
the first batch of these are deep ones.
sadly they have only one pose but i tried to rework the one arm so they don't all look alike.

from Next Level Miniatures i needed some small demons and picked these little fellows.
painted them with some shades of blue and piercing red eyes.
i might get some more of these and do some conversions and paint them some outlandish
colors like red-pink or bright lime green.

lastly more from Next Level Miniatures i got some undead horrors for a scenario for
Perilous Tales and could also use these for D&D.
would be great to give these to my necromancer to play with.

when i went to paint these i tried really hard to create a pale, decayed, and disgusting skin shade
with what colors of green i had.
one has a tentacle arm which i was overjoyed when i saw that.
and the one flesh golem with an oversize arm and leg i thought was funny and
couldn't pass it up.

more to come....