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  1. Glitterwolf
    Yup another project, as if I didn't have enough on my hands. This will take a while, but I will start again. A few decades ago ( before I roamed this Forum) I created a Barbarian Army with Animal allies. I sold it and all I have left are these tiny pics that show only part of it. Also, this was decades ago so I didn't paint as well as I do today ( or at least I think so) Here are the old pics as appetizers, I will soon start the new army. Enjoy!
  2. catdancer
    I wanted to do a battle scene in a jungle clearing setting. I used (Reaper Set 02395)...(Reaper Figure 02400/converted & modified)...(Ral Partha creature)...(Citadel big mama standing with spear) as the main components for this battle scene. The giant python was scratch molding. It was really fun to design, select and make the varied ground cover & foliage to depict a wide jungle assortment. All rock work was (as always) cast by me out of plaster (cut and carved as needed).
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