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I've been running a tabletop campaign in which a friend insisted on playing as a pixie fairy, and he chose this as the mini to represent her. He also asked for specific coloration on the wings and a metallic gold colored outfit.. I'm sort of proud how this one turned out.

The following images depict a miniature of a female sylph or fairy in natura. I am not sure if these would be in conflict with the posting guidelines or not. Better safe than sorry. First picture Second picture Third picture Clear minis are best painted by undercoating with a matte clear varnish and then transparent paints such as inks. This mini has wings in vallejo pale grey wash before citadel carroburg crimson wet blended on drucii violet. Body in thinned old citadel turquoise glaze, hair and panties in army painter green ink. The eyes are the only bits painted with normal opaque paint. As this mini does not seem to be released as of yet, I do not know who sculpted it or what it's code or official name is.

Painted as a gift for the youngest offspring. Comments and & critiques welcome

Hey all It's been a bit. Did the Mocking Beast a few weeks ago so I thought I'd just toss it in to. Both were really fun to work on.

Finally got her finished :-)! The sealer makes her a little more shiny than I like, though.

This is the final batch of my vintage enamel paintjobs on this classic range of minis. If anyone missed the earlier parts, they are here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. Shambling Mound Giant Toad Naga Drow Sylph These final few were painted relatively recently (ie. in the last 12 years or so) using them thar newfangled acrylic paints. Gibberlings Yugoloth Mimics And that seems to be all I've got from this range. Or at least, all I have painted so far...

For my character Oroureh Taylor over in ShadowRaven's Rise of the Runelords RP thread.

Quick paintjob of the Reaper Sylph (Warlord 14552), with clouds added with greenstuff to make it look like she is above the clouds.

When I drew LeopardPixie's name for the mini exchange, I knew I had to do something that would do honor to her name. This was the result: