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Tiny Halfing, affectionately known as "Red'

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Back from Reapercon and working on the little's PC for our inconsistent dnd game.  She's super tiny but I really like the sculpt.  Gripes about plastic, and the mould quality though.  It's a wizkids preprimed number.  I wish they did these in metal.  She's coming along nicely.  Her skins are the rosy skin triad with some of the fair skins mixed in.  Hair is intense brown, vmc orange brown pumpkin orange and then pumpkin orange and rosy highlight, then tiny bits of rosy highlight. Her eyes are I think leaf green, and tiny.  Kiddo is requesting some purple socks with stripes so that is the next thing.  Enjoy:).  

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very cool, the more i see of the dnd preprimed the more i am liking them only thing that is stopping me from buying them is reapers price point and selection

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I like a lot of the wizkids sculpts, but I hate how hard the mold lines are to remove in the plastic they use.  It just shreds with a file and it doesnt trim well with an exacto.

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More work on this tiny girl.  Her jacket/coaty vest thing is an attempt at purple velvet.  Her socks are now stripey and her sash is awaiting more stripes, they will be green to match her sock stripes.  

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Finally done with "Red" she's slightly shiny cause her dull coat is still setting. 
Paints: 
Cream Shirt- vmc dark sand, RMS's Desert Sand, Linen White, Pure White.
Purple Jacket: RMS's Green Liner, Dusky Grape, Royal Purple Rosy Skin
Greens: RMS's Green Liner, Moth Green, Pale Green
Reddish Skirt: RMS's Dusky Grape, Violet Red, Rosy Skin
Leathers: VMC Flat Brown, RMS's Brown Liner, Rosy Skin
Silvers: (all reaper) Honed Steel, Skeleton Key Filigree Silver.
Golds: Antique Gold, New Gold, vmc's smoke

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