Atlantean Building

3 Intrepid knights approach a large, featureless building from the lost Atlanteans.  With no apparent entrance or exit, the stone structure is covered with huge, unknown glyphs.  (I whipped up 2 of these buildings today).

Knights Ahoy

Special Bonus, after finishing my Muslim horsemen, following a week or more of assembly, priming, painting various bits, I looked in my "To Be Painted Bin" and found 8 dismounted knights with axes or maces already assembled, based and prime, probably from over a year ago.   They painted up 1,2 3, --ahh, metal miniatures on foot beat mounted plastic kits by a country mile.   Anyway, here they are:

The two on the right are painted as knights templar, but they and the other mace wielders would make good cleric figures for D&D applications.

Muslim Light Cavalry

I assembled and painted 12 plastic Muslim light cavalry which I bought for a project I'm not going to do anymore, but still, Arab horsemen was a gap in my miniatures, so I will get some use out of them sometime.

First:  the Fabulous Fez Squad:

Next, the Fez-less back-up dancers:

Vikings, Batch-2

I finished my second batch of 16 Vikings (started with Bob , Sunday, finished Monday).   These went smoother than the first batch.

Wooden Towers

I also bought and painted 2 wooden towers for the stockade fort, they have removable roofs and 2nd floor.

Stockade Pieces

Thanks to a sale at Acheson creations, I got 4 more pieces to increase the size of my log-stockade fort.  Painted up on Sunday's paint night.