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By Inarah
I'm a bit behind on my show-offs. Here's one from July.
From Reapercon 2020..... I wanted to give this fairy tale classic a modern twist, thus the tie-dyed shawl and the green apple. Granny might also have some other "organic" produce and specialty home made items behind the counter.
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By Inarah
A lovely little sculpt by Bob Ridolfi, she was part of our swag from Reapercon 2020. I added the extra gosling on the base, as well as a couple extra golden eggs.
I thought they looked more like potatoes than eggs in this shot, though. :)
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By Iridil
This guy was in the villager group from Bones IV - but I don't think I want him to join in the town meeting.... I am using him as a bandit. I'm happy with the textures and the bottle, but once again the photos show me I need to push my highlights more!
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By Inarah
Messed around with painting the last couple weeks. These are Bones villagers from one of the recent KS. Tried some new color combos, and using the Pathfinder paints for the first time. Was having trouble getting good coverage with a lot of the paints, I ended up needing multiple coats (at least 4 on that brown coat) and going over them with washes and Contrast paints. Good enough for tabletop, IMO.
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By Nameless
I've had this cthulhish model from Fenryll Miniatures for ages. I used to call it Kentucky Fried Cthulhu and tried to paint it 3 or 5 times and somehow never liked the effect. Paints on it probably weigh more than the miniature itself. It also lost one foot somewhere along the way.
I decided to recycle it for my new project, Swampstalkers, which is my army for the Kings of War game. One evening for painting, one for the base and here it is.
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