Straight from the painting desk, Uther (Dwarf Lord of Legend) face to face with one of Harboth's boys. I don't like the Orc's chances!
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Harboth's Orc Archer Vs. Uther, Dwarf Lord of Legend. |
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Yes, I paint the backs of my shields. |
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I haven't painted stripey pants in a while! |
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Another unique painted shield. |
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I can see your house from here! |
I think these both came out very well. A balance was struck between metallic paint, washes and dry brushed detail. Some gravel made a dramatic rocky base for the archer. These are both miniatures from the golden age of gaming, when Citadel was a mighty fortress of imagination and creativity. Painting them certainly took me back to the 80s! Their names will be changed for the next D&D session.
That's a bit good. Nice work on the stripey pants but exceptional work on the shield. Top notch!
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