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Great paint job. The figure cracks me up
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This is what happens when Mimics miss leg day!
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Redbeargc started following Chronoscope Minis we'd like to see, #4, 02805 Rowena, An Attempt at Realistic Painting: Hasslefree HFA149 "Vince" and and 1 other
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Well done. She also looks like a torch6for the headhunter Olympics.
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An Attempt at Realistic Painting: Hasslefree HFA149 "Vince"
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An Old School Agent: Ral Partha 20-568 Shadowrun Woman Bodyguard
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Looks amazing. What size and type of brush do you use?- 8 replies
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But those are practical clothes for a Princess of Hell. Nice work!
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A very nice job on your orca! I think I want to make one also. Thank you for the inspiration!
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I recommend Fighting Jack Churchill for a miniature. He was an officer in the British army during WW2. He was armed with a longbow, broadsword, bayonet and small arms. He fairly bristled with weaponry. There were two knives and an unusual looking revolver on his belt. There were grenades on his belt, too. His small pack hid water, a little food, and a very comprehensive first aid kit. Ammunition in pouches was strapped under the pack, the quiver of arrows for the bow was strapped securely to the side. ( This description is from War History Online. The link: https://m.warhistoryonline.com/history/mad-jack-churchill-kill-enemy-longbow.html ) He lived to be 89. His story is so amazing it is hard to believe.