Images of past painting projects by Impoverished Lackey Hobby Services, a wholly enslaved subsidiary of Battle Works Studios.  None are currently for sale, although we will consider commission work for similar jobs.  We offer miniatures assembly and painting services, custom terrain and conversion work, and we'll even tackle rules editing and proof work.  Interested parties should contact us at impoverishedlackey@yahoo.com

 

A selection of Relthoza starships from Spartan's Firestorm Armada range.

 

A couple of thri-kreen miniatures from Scott Pyle's Aegis Figures http://aegisfigures.blogspot.com/ Extremely modular sculpts, excellent for putting together just the right weapon mix for your Athasian D&D character.  They also make quite nice primitive insectoid aliens for scifi gaming, and could probably be converted to higher-tech versions by simply adding some rayguns and gadgets to various open hands.

 

Wilbur Whately's brother, the Dunwich Horror himself.  Bob Murch sculpt from Rafm, with a little hair added to the head to match the story better, and a whole bunch of interior detail added under the "ribcage" that you can't see worth a darn once it's assembled:

 

Reaper Burrowing Horror retasked as the Cthulhu Mythos' Dagon.  The base is a 5" doorknob guard from Home Depot:

 

 

Rorin Krakarok, Extremely Stereotypical D&D Character - originally a Reaper Miniatures Dwarven axe warrior, he got handed a spectral craghammer by a ghost recently, prompting a weapon swap and a funky paint job:

 

1950's Retro-Scifi Scout Saucer and Little Green Men from Khurasan Miniatures - quite happy with the way the saucer came out, especially the telegravitic emitter lens on the underbelly:  

 

Test paint scheme on one of Rob May's OrcDef starship designs, produced by Studio Bergstrom:

 

 

Black Cat Bases autopsy lab from a commission job:

 

Rafm Call of Cthulhu Dhole from a commission job:

 

15mm Lhurgg herd from Khurasan Miniatures - he really needs to do some female sculpts with prominent udders:

Thumper and Whitey, the herd's heavy support and leader:

 

15mm HAMR walkers from Rebel Minis, the commission reading "make them look bad-ass" - very modular pieces, they can be put together in many different configurations:

 

 

15mm scifi tanks from Khurasan Miniatures and Rebel Minis:

 

15mm Rebel Minis Titan Marines, done to match the tanks above:

 

15mm Ground Zero Games colonial militia platoon with robotic support units:  

 

Various 15mm Khurasan pieces for a sense of scale, alongside a 28mm Games Workshop Space Marine - the small infantry figs are on US penny bases, the 40K piece on a 25mm slottabase: 

 

Some of our 20mm field fortifications, painted up in a North African scheme:

 

 

Startown slums are a tough place - the security teams travel in squad strength, and the customs house doubles as a pawnshop and tavern.  Infantry and smaller buildings from Ground Zero Games, larger pieces are our own kits available over on the Startown Slums page.

 

15mm Awful Green Things From Outer Space - the tentacled adults are from Khurasan Miniatures, while the eggs, babies and fragments are hand-sculpted.  Not quite true to the Tom Wham original, but they also do double duty for gaming the Green Slime sequel.

 

Spacesuited infantry by Rebel Miniatures, robots by Ground Zero Games - these can serve as opponents for the Green Slime above and (by using different squads as different crew races and the robots as the mascot and the robot itself) as proxies for the crew in Awful Green Things from Outer Space from Steve Jackson Games.

 

A few scarred and worn battlestars, from a commission job: 

 

6mm grav armor from Brigade Models:

 

15mm power armor from Critical Mass Games

 

Elf fleet from Spartan Games.  Dig those freehand sail icons!

 

And to conclude, a bare rear end.  Werebear, that is.  A lovely sculpt by the very talented Jason Wiebe.