Who's That On My Bridge
Having lost the first draft of this post, lets try again. It didn't take to long once I started painting the Lone Wolf Bandit to realise that I hadn't removed enough of the original paint. I decided to abandon, my painting attempt and return him to the paint stripper. I tend to wait for a number of figures to be done together. So he will wait for another day to be painted. Rather than stop, I picked another figure off the lead pile. I chose a low level female cleric from Citadel's 80s AD&D range.
The troll has already featured in several pictures in my Fae army. But started as a repainted figure choice for my wargames bingo. So not much more to say about him.
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| As she arrived |
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| What she should have looked like |
When I bought the female cleric, I didn't check any trusted sources (such as my prized 3rd Citadel compendium) so didn't notice she had a deformed leg. Once she arrived and I checked her over it was obvious she wasn't kneeling but was deformed. Now I have seen a few damaged or deformed figures in 80s Citadel blisters before so I still think she is a genuine 80s figure. It didn't take long to remove the leg and replace it with a plastic leg from a spare figure.  |
| Well Prepared for any adventure |
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| The adventurers take on an Orc Warband |
Rob
Another great paint job. I do like the carefully staged settings you use, terrain and backdrop... Something I never seem to get round to doing
ReplyDeleteI am lucky, I can leave the backdrop set up in my son's room whilst he is away at uni.
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