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This is actually a mini that I painted at least a couple of years ago. I'd seen quite a few versions where people had painted just the hands and head and left the robes translucent, so I decided to do the opposite and paint the robe.

I still painted the hands and skull with some Tamiya clear green, and gave them a quick highlight with white.

 

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