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| Part 4! 16 new figures done. As I said before, all the main figure types will get a model on a single base; here, then, are from the Scythe and Pitchfork set. Still fishing around for good color schemes but found a few new ones. I'm trying to keep this lot muted and drab. |
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| These are from the Revolting Women and Children set. The middle one was giving me nun vibes. The children and other women will be in Part 5 - 10 unique ladies here. And because they are revolting, I've tried to make them all hideous, gray hair, filthy, drab clothing, whatever seems most repulsive. I'll do fair maidens later when I get to Foundry and other manufacturers. I'm leaning hard into stereotypes for this. |
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| ALL the bases for this project will have Vallejo - Diorama FX Thick Mud - Russian Mud, no tufts, grass, or stones. Just a sea of mud, poverty, and depravity. |
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| The red on the dress of figure 4 and the cowl on figure 2 are one you'll see again. It's rooted in ProAcryl's Burnt Sienna |
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| This project is done in what I call the "YouTube" paint style: base color, dark wash, reapply base color, add highlights |
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| Here's the lot. Once I get some more scenics completed, I'll get the entire mob into one shot. |
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| These are some of my favorites - a few of whom would seem quite at home in a coven for the witch hunters to tangle with. |
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| These are Rendedra Daub and Wattle Outbuildings, which I painted at the same time. |
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| The single model options are dwindling. Next will be the gents with axes and hand scythes and vignettes of two figure bases: women and children together. |
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