89001 Pathfinder Red Dragon
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By TGP
Topplethrax the Mysterious
With a Ral Partha goblin for scale. Also the grid lines are 1 inch squares.
Here is a second shot with him leaning on my pet rock. I named him Topplethrax because he topples forward without weight on the tail or something to lean him back just a bit.
There are markings underneath one foot. Either:
T g h
© 8 5
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4 5 L
G 8 5
(If it is a G, it is a G in a circle, like the copyright symbol.)
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By Grand Slam
Definitely one of my favorite inclusions in the Ravenloft board game. Originally, I thought the paint job would be entirely a bone color. After I started prepping him, however, it became clear that there was just as much rotting flesh as there was visible bone. Makes sense, considering the artwork in the monster manual. A quick Google image search shows that people approach this model's paint job in a variety of cool ways. This combines my favorite elements from what I've seen, plus my own spin on the way I like to paint undead/zombie-types.
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By Nial ap Morai
Finished the Gray Maiden with all MSP paints. Base done with vallejo white stone diorama effects. Then the red stone triad, brown wash, burnt orange, …
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By Grand Slam
Another older piece from me. Not much to say about this one...I had a blast painting him. I wanted to make him a little bit darker than most of the other Ashardalon models I've seen. If you have any thoughts or critiques, I'd love to hear them.
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By jwitham75
Black jack painted up as a spellcasting rogue, hence the osl effect on the outstretched hand.
Painted 90% with oils. Much easier to learn with them when it is essentially monochrome and you can just focus on light and shadow.
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