TheOldGuard

Looks like I got here too late...... I still have this set from way back then.

Greetings! Here's a newly painted "Fantasy Adventurer" Citadel Miniature from the olden days (c1982)! FA5-2 Druid With Sickle Thanks for looking!

I haven't got round to painting mine yet but when I do, I'll probably have them as interchangable using something semi permanent or magnets if I'm feeling adventurous.....

Thanks @Kuroneko! If it is a reaction to other materials, maybe you could seal the base and scatter (with a spray varnish or laquer) before pouring the resin. Although I'm not sure how practical this would be on fine items such as tufts? Have you considered using UV resin & a UV torch to set it? Curing is almost instantanious with this method so it's possible that any slow leaching out from materials while drying, may be nipped in the bud?

I've had this happen to me on a piece I did about 4 years ago & it's only recently that I've noticed it. Before: After: I did tint the pools with GW shades & there are bits of leaf/terrain scatter in them so maybe that has reacted with it. This is Vallejo Still Water - shant be using it again!!

Very nice!

Looks great! Might get some of these at some point (wallet permitting!).

Ssssssplendid work!!

Beautiful!!

I like this alot, great job!

These are great, very striking!

Very effective, great job!

Forsooth, 'Tis Sir Justin The Green from Reaper. https://www.reapermini.com/search/knight/latest/02446

Excellent!

Looks great!