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  1. Metalchaos

    DSM8111, Birman Cat Bard

    Metalchaos posted a topic in Show Off

    Good Friday everyone, it's my pleasure today to show you my work on DSM8111, Birman Cat Bard with Ale and Lute. This jovial one-piece model was sculpted by Dave Summers for Dark Sword Miniatures, Critter Kingdoms - Anthropomorphic Animals collection.
  2. Pochi
    This is the Dwarven Brewmeister set painted by @Clearman for the Summer Exchange. I love them so much and am going to make special NPCs for them in my D&D game. Such clean paint jobs and my favorite colors are there (purple and green!)
  3. Marvin

    Presenting: Kaglin Busystone!

    Marvin posted a topic in Show Off

    Nah, it's just Nord Kegbreaker, by Bob Olley. A great sculpt that's going to make a nice marker at the D&D table for my Dwarven cleric and brewer, Kaglin Busystone. Same-ol' thing for me, painting this, except I did switch palettes to one of the "egg-carton" ones, as I childishly call them. But that did let me really water my (crappy craft) paint down more than usual. Trying to smooth out my application of the paint. And then this picture, not-good, because I was trying to get the coloring on the cap to show in a photo which I otherwise wasn't having any luck at all doing: Thanks for looking! Any comments or criticism is appreciated.
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