Don’t miss this incredible “box art miniature” for Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms tabletop game painted by the team at Castle Brush!
The artistic team at Castle Brush is pumping out some amazing looking projects for the worldwide hobby community. Take a look at one of their latest works of art.
Elder Scrolls: Call To Arms Box Art Minis By Castle Brush
Via: Castle Brush
Elder Scrolls: A Call to Arms is an adventure wargame set in the world of Tamriel. Gather your
heroes and venture into Draugr haunted tombs and ruins, searching for treasure and glory. Or, fight
the Civil War as the Stormcloaks and Imperials battle for the future of Skyrim.
We have an undeniable pleasure to provide the painting services to one of the newest Modiphius miniature game.
We’re calling this service “Box Art Miniatures”. If You are a miniature manufacturer,
You want your product to stand out and show it’s a unique character, so it can be recognized &
memorable, and therefore wanted. And the best way to market your miniature is to give them a
beautiful paint job – something that we can achieve here at Castle Brush.
The best thing about the Modiphius’ miniatures are the quality of the details – which allows the artist
to delve into the miniature’s feel and the world from which it originated.
In this case, this is very
rewarding as Natalia, who is delivering most of the paint jobs on those miniatures, is especially keen
on TES universum, Skyrim in particular – she really enjoyed this part of the series! It’s fairly easy to
recognize all of the equipment parts of each miniature, be it the Dragonborn, the undead, or one of
the opposing factions. Bases and the minis are paired together, and You may be familiar with this
solution if You tried Modiphius’ Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. Bases are quite detailed, allowing You to
further enhance the feeling of the Tamriel world – we so far spotted some miscellaneous items like
linen wraps, ingots, cups, grain sacks and more. While most of the sets revealed are presenting
rather low-tier equipment, we have some hints that perhaps some high-end stuff is coming in the
future, but we cannot confirm anything right now (yet we dream of daedric armor). Perhaps the
biggest joy is to be allowed to devise the painting schemes and put a little of our artistic vision into
the whole new series of miniatures, portraying the world and characters we are all fond of, or at
least familiar with.
At this point, few sets were already put into the preorder – so we can show You our photos of those
miniatures – namely Dragonborn Triumphant promo miniature, Bleak Falls Barrow Single Player set,
Imperial Legion Faction Starter set, Stormcloak Faction Starter set. But we are certain that we will
show You more in the future, as those will be revealed.
That is some quality work! If you are looking for a studio that can handle anything from dioramas to full-scale armies, make sure you check out the creative team at Castle Brush today!
