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Hello All! I'm posting pics from my Summer Exchange that Generic Fighter received today. He indicated that he wanted to receive: "Looking for an Intellegent Undead type. Female Vampire or Any Gender Lich. Or anything cool. Just have fun and it will be enjoyed:)" He also indicated that he used these for various scenarios he GM'd for, indicating a 1" base. I don't think I've ever used a slotted base before, as I tend to go overboard with the diorama stuff. In lieu of a fancy base, I decided to send him 2 figures: 03150: Siobhana, Vampire Noble and 03229: Elise Anya, Vampire Hunter I simply titled them: "Hunter and Hunted" I'll let GF determine which is which! Here's some pics! Siobhanna: I decided to play around with paints and paint her up in a burgundy dress. Unfortunately, I did not take notes so I don't recall which paints I used from which set. There was no way she was coming off of that stone base so I just sealed the slot, and glued it directly to the base. The "liquid" on the base is string gel medium mixed up with various shades of red, and drops of acrylic ink added and swirled around to make it look interesting. Elise: Elise's color scheme was inspired by Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite. Of course, I took quite a bit of artistic liberty with her. I was afraid that she was going to get burgled by either my daughter or a friend of ours whom I think was somewhat serious about purchasing her. LOL! And the two of them together: That's about it! I hope Generic Fighter enjoys them and that they knock each other silly in whatever scenario he finds to use them in! Thanks for looking! -K

My partner (FireElemental) requested monsters, action poses and colors. The Owlbear fit 2 of them perfectly, it just needed more color. Plus the idea of taking one of the silliest D&D monsters and making it even sillier really appealed to me. Basing is supposed to evoke its jungle home. I watched tutorials on doing jungle terrain but without trees I'm not sure it gives the full jungle feeling. but many others were talking about what they were sending and a single bones figure seemed kinda small. I saw another person had sent spiders, but everyone who ordered Bones 1&2 has a huge bunch already, but almost no one has the giant cockroaches from mice and mystics. I took liberties with the red one, but the green resembles a German roach and the brown and yellow are normal variants. I chose basing colors to match the figure to so camouflage and to make them more easily identifiable on gaming table.