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Dang, I didn't know this mini existed!! I think she'd be perfect for a character in a rpg adventure I was going to run at RCon one year.

 

Lovely work, I really like how you did up the dress. It has a cold feel to it already!!

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On 11/18/2020 at 8:56 AM, Iridil said:

The winder theme is perfect - love the base. Great use of white and wow, wonderful definition of each piece of her dress. Great face too! 

 

8 hours ago, Poilu_1914 said:

Excellent work! I agree with Iridil on the dress work, fantastic!

 

7 hours ago, Metalchaos said:

Beautiful cold pallet, I love the smooth transition between colors.


Thanks!

 

8 hours ago, haldir said:

Dang, I didn't know this mini existed!! I think she'd be perfect for a character in a rpg adventure I was going to run at RCon one year.

 

Lovely work, I really like how you did up the dress. It has a cold feel to it already!!


She is a great mini, one of my favorites that they have released recently. I will probably get a second one to try one of my other ideas.

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