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My friend got good pictures of this one. I did her as a fairly fast paint for a friend, as his character's mother Millicent Pillswallop (who they really should go check on in the next eight days... she got caught in an explosion in the city). I kinda went with a "Too lazy to blend, so cross-hatch and texture it instead!" idea on the cloth.

So here are the last bunch of figures I've finished up, trying to get them squeezed in before vacation. These I think are from the nineties, and quite a many years ago I painted three of the four, I actually ended up using the same color scheme I'd used previously for the most part. The only one I hadn't painted before, I think because I never got around to it, was the bouncer. At the moment I haven't yet put them on bases, maybe after I get back from vacation. I kind of like them without bases, but prefer bases just to keep them from falling over. These figures were sculpted by Jim Johnson, one of the great and I think underrated Partha and Reaper sculptors with so many figures sculpted for both companies. ​Enjoy!

The last trio of my recent paintworks, a bunch of NPC types who would fit around an inn of ill repute. First, we have the Serving Girl from the Reaper Swine Prince set: Then, a Greek civilian from Foundry: And last, a Dwarf barmaid, who I believe was manufactured by Fenryll. It was bought in a pack of other female Dwarves at a convention many moons ago. And the group: