Ral Partha/Iron Wind Metals Female Dwarven Warrior and Kylie Darkwalker, Wild Elf Thief

[72moonglum]

Good evening my Reaperlangarians!

 

So it feels like I haven't been too productive this year, got kind of stuck on painting Lord Soth, which seemed to take longer than it should have, but now that he's painted up, it's onwards to other little projects.  These two I actually finished last weekend, but I always take pictures with sunny weather, but it's been cloudy all week long until today. The only time it was sunny was last Sunday when I got up, went grocery shopping really quickly to Aldis and when I got home, saw the sun. I went into the shower really quickly to clean up and then I was going to take pictures of these ladies, but by the time I got out and dried off it was cloudy again.

 

So anyhoos, pictures finally taken and here they are, the first is a Female Dwarven Warrior, not too sure who sculpted her:

 

 

and the next one is Kylie Darkwalker, a Wild Elf Thief, sculptor also unknown:

 

 

I like both figures, both pretty fun.  I like them especially because they are Ral Partha/Iron Wind Metals figures, but I think sculpted much later in the company's history. I'm guessing latter nineties, but no way to be sure without asking.  

 

I'm a bit puzzled by my choice of colors for the elf.  I figured wild elf, and though kind of woodsy elf, with brown skin (base code was Reaper's shield brown), and her top is green, but then she has those funky purple pants. She kind of reminds me if I harken back to the days of an old Olivia Newton John video, Let's Get Physical, or something like that where she has a green top and I think pinky/purply spandex pants. I actually just went to look at a picture and my memory was a bit faulty, it was a bright blue top and pink sweatpants. 

 

In any case, hope these provide moments of visual pleasure and simulation, until the next chunk of minis!

 

 

[Mad Jack]

 

 The first one, 03-145 Female Dwarven Warrior, was sculpted by Steve Saunders - it was originally supposed to be one half of 11-034 Dwarven Warriors from the Adventurers line, but the male and female figures were eventually released on their own instead.

The second is 03-118, also by Steve Saunders.

 

Edited March 15 by Mad Jack

[72moonglum]

Thanks Mad Jack, this helps a lot!

[Glitterwolf]

I love it!

Great work!

[Count Urlik]

The skin tones and metal work are really nice!

[Chaoswolf]

Very nice work on both of them!

[72moonglum]

9 hours ago, Glitterwolf said:

I love it!

Great work!

Thank you Glitterwolf!

6 hours ago, Count Urlik said:

The skin tones and metal work are really nice!

Thank you Countr Urlik, I used two different metal formulas for each one. Don’t know which turned out better. 

37 minutes ago, Chaoswolf said:

Very nice work on both of them!

Thank you Chaoswolf!