As well as two pieces of objective that came with the Kickstarter campaign.
These arrived in late summer, but time gets away from you
Sculpts full of character
It was almost like they painted themselves
They look like they mean buisness
Run little Shrew!
One hunts witches, one hunts witchhunters...
Not an interesting view I guess
Two more for my collection - an otter pirate and a mouse knight vigilant (witch hunter type).
Slinger and two handed axe.
Back view
Soon be in action.
It's a big old multipieced, multi-floored kit, which is bigger than my light box, so I grabbed the first dark cloth out the airing cupboard. Well, not quite dark!
Starry-starry night!
A lot of fun building it.
A few flowers round the back.
On the left, joining The Denizens of the Well of Ashes, replacing the late Berry Town the Shrew, is former Witch Hunter captain, Benadict Otterbranch. On the right, adding to my all stoat/weasel warband, is Ginny The Weasel, a quick conversion of the Oathsworn stoat shinty player, replacing the shinty stick with an axe, and adding heavy armour and pauldrons.
One watches while the other swings!
Two rather decent fellows, in their own way
Just hard hitters both
I normally spend a long time researching the correct colours for these animals, but, this one is...
Teal... Teal and Orange... Teal and Orange and Brown! A platypus! Perry The Platypus!
Armed with this weird stick that keeps returning to him! He does make an excellent secret agent!
He's a bounty hunter and the cloak is of many furs that did not want to come quietly (don't ask which species).
My windmill
Too big for my lightbox
Just needs Windy...
'Straight outta Trumpton!'
Scenary made from the door pushout of the windmill, a tombstone
Back of the tombstone
She's just so full of character
Love the detail of her standing one paw on a rock, and her tail curling around it!
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Yes, this is the second one I've painted.
Such a fun pose
Sniper!
Twang!
Stoat fanatic
Tried to keep this one simple
Even got the patina on this one
A non-combatant and a new dwelling, more on the other character later...
Signpost points to various locations in our campaigns
The burrow
Clarice the Starling (rogue)
She wore a raspberry beret..
Feathers were fun.
FOCUS!
Baron Blueback, this will be part of my youngest's Xmas present
She's desperate for a game, but wants a frog in her band.
A wealthy dignitary
Mouse landschernekt
That's quite a sword!
Nice details
CHARGE!
Spiny mcTavish and Paws mcTerry for my Wildbeast warband
Spines are hard!
She's one big, tough, wildcat
Faces have come out well
Highclare Hall
Clarice is scoping it out!
That end looks good
Shrew berserker
Charge
Back view
Ron the Weasel, for my stoat warband
Retired member of the King's Watch
Now freelancing
Squeaky McTavish of the Clan MacTavish, Highland Mouse
Foul tempered fellow
Cop for!
Dunstalkin' Hall
South end
Des res?
Majestic outlook
With Ron for scale
I did paint the wing tips and feather tips, but they've not shown up brilliantly.
Back view
Spooky
Top view
A roadmouse, a kingfisher (inspired by being buzzed on my walks with the dog along the local canal) and a green lizard, just because I like the figure.
Face on
The kingfisher is narrow!
Now she wants a game!
Just for scale she's on a 50mm wide base!
After the battle with the slave trader, one of the freed mice turned out to be a rather zealot witch hunter (L'Otter and Bowie laughed at this, a lot). Darkness hunting was definitley on the cards while Flint Browncoat was with them.
His blessed spear is primed, ready to smite the unholy (or anyone else who gets in the way).
What he doesn't realise is that Bowie has conned him into thinnking it is holy spear for a few pennies.
Not in the Freebeasts of the Well of Ashes, but also in the area is a Mousetagnan, Mouseketeer, a servant of a different king, searching for missing jewels belonging to his Queen. He does not speak the language well, but he fights like a master.
He fears nothing except his allowence being stopped and running out of wine.
Often heard charging into the fight with the phrase "Paw Leroy". No one knows who Leroy is, but they assume he is important.
He is accompanied by a mysterious, pale fox he calls Alk. Maybe it is from Alalb Albulisiu, or 'Bloodhound' in his native tongue, from the Northern shores of Afrika.
An expert fighter and sometime healer, wise in letters and herbology.
He speaks rarely, only to moan about the cold.
Starngly, he eschews beer, mead and wine, even warming spirits, but can track anyone, anywhere!
Joining my Freebeasts of The Well of
Ashes, Abbey Berry the Shrew, the young cousin of Berry Town the Shrew
who followed him back to join the excitement, and the latest freed save,
the Lady Door, a mouse with sharp aim with her sling. 
Lady Door is out for vengence on those who sold her into slavery, Abi is just out to make her name!
A formidible pair, who hae already struck up a firm friendship.
Joining my other gangs, in my big beasts along with Kite and Shrew lancer, are:
Lord Corvus D'Raven, a dark Necromancer (and stands about 10cm tall)
He watches over all, waiting for new bodies to experiment on.
From the frozen North, Mac The WIldcat
Heavy armour and dual armed, he's waiting to take on anyone.
Love the pose
I did blow the flock off after this shot! 
Sir David of Maklot who will join my Royalist gang, a gift from a friend.
A mouse veteran of many wars
Armed to the teeth too
Who is this young character skipping through the woods?
She can't mean any harm?
Three pieces of terrain for B&B.
Market building
Well
A small dwelling
The Leighton Buzzard crew have all got into this, so I thought I would jump on the band wagon for when/if games get going again!
Introducing Berry Town , the Shrew. Armed to the teeth and very very annoyed with his previous treatment!
I also picked up a great figure, a Shrew knight errant mounted on a stag beetle!
These are on 32mm bases, which shows how small they are.
Again, they paint up beautifully.
Love the skull and crossbones on the shield
Love the crests on their helms, very Rocketter!
A new gang, stoats.
I
bought two Shinty stars, one is as it came, but Smalls is sporting the
best strip ever, and heavily converted one to a fully armoured Stoat, my
gang leader, Sir Dereck, whio has been cruelly thrown out of his home
by Royalists while crusading.
Smalls, a Shinty Star, bonus points for guess the team, the year and the strip!
A blurry close up of the conversion work, armour, cloak and belt added, stick swapped for Alternative Armies axe.
The Stoat-Bert brothers. (Neddy, Teddy and Eddy)
Tilda the Ferret rogue, a worthy gang member.
Extra royalists, Maurice the Town Guard, Morise Minor, the Smith and Martyn the Scribe (magic user) to finish the gang.
Illumination on the scroll
Wally, a mercanary Red Kite, complete free agent, named after the Kite that nests near my school.
A mouse-o-leum!
The last of my offical starting gang, Sneaker, the mouse ranger
A few others that I either had to buy because they live her, or because I liked the figures!
Sir 'Lucky' Fluffington, a rather tooled up rabbit knight, formally in Royal service.
He's based on my daughter's rabbit
Striker the Sparrowhawk
Quite how he manages to fly carrying all that, no one knows!
Helena, the mouse shield-maiden
The Free Beasts of The Well of Ashes:
Led by L'otter Napaspeur, female Otter mage, who has a grudge against Royalists.
Her second is Bowie, a cat Dualist who does not know how to step away from fight (based on my cat).
Assisting them is Snappy, a squirrel ranger with little sense of self-preservation.
Besides
them is Big Ouseux the Sparrow, no one is sure whether the accent is
real, but he claims to have arrived from the Pictlands and is definitely
of Northern descent.
Lurking behind them all is a rather shy bat known as Batty. Master of poisons and sneak attacks. 
The band is small, but has access to many unusual items.
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