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Looks great! Those heraldic knight figures are really cool

I love the fantasy dinos from Bones V. I’d like to see some pirate dinosaurs to go with the Brinewind expansion!

Yeah, it definitely looks machined. Since this figure seems to be a bit of an explosives enthusiast I’ll just assume it’s some kind of arcane black powder device or something and paint it like brass or steel or something.

Not sure if this is the right place for this… So I’m painting the Powder Monkey from the Brinewind expansion and I’m trying to figure out what the long low-hanging thing on her belt is. Anyone know? I have no idea how to paint it!

Oho! These things already exist! I had no idea. Thanks for the quick and very helpful replies! The game store near me isn’t as big on mini painting so they don’t have a huge selection of paints. I’ll have to take a trip out to the bigger but further away one to see if they carry any.

Is there a way to dilute acrylic miniatures paint to make it translucent? There are a lot of very cool clear minis in Bones V and I’d like to paint them with translucent paint to keep the effect. Someone suggested purchasing acrylic paint medium with no pigment to dilute regular paint. Would this work? Has anyone tried it?

Hi, I just wanted to ask for some advice on how to make a saddle with greenstuff. I've never used it before, and I have no idea how difficult this will be. I don't necessarily want to make a hugely complicated saddle, just one to put on a spare miniature of a pegasus that I have lying around. Any advice on how to do this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

That would be really cool. Maybe even a few different people dressed for a masquerade ball.

The eyes really stand out, very cool.

Very cool. The base is a nice touch.

Those are really cool! I wish that my non-quickies looked as good as those quickies do.

The color you used for the skin of the frost giants is perfect. I really like them.

That's neat stuff. I really like the runes on the sword.

Ha, you barely even need guidelines for colors for Napoleonic War uniforms. You really could basically paint them any way you wanted, and there'd probably be some uniform out there that vaguely resembled what you'd done. The made up colors explain why I got a kind of a Latin American Wars of Independence vibe off of a lot of the figures. Stuff from South America always kind of looked like bizarro Napoleonic Europe to me. I also wanted to compliment you particularly on the Unicorn-crested Knight you painted, and on your Lady Macbeth. Those two in particular really stood out for me.

Those are really excellent. They remind me of Britains toy soldiers because of their nice bright colors. I'm working on running a Napoleonic Fantasy D&D campaign, and your paint jobs have given me a lot of ideas.