In my last post I presented the Serving Girl for my rpg tavern scenes so here are her parents, also by Reaper Miniatures. Easy to paint and given a quick and dirty paint job so they're off my painting queue.
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The bloke actually has stubble painted on his face, but the light washed it out, which is annoying. |
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The yellow for the barman's shirt is some freebie paint that Reaper stuck in with my last miniatures order from their website. I really like the colour, but the paint itself went on somewhat thinly and needed 3 coats before I was happy. Can't complain about free though! |
Per usual, these pictures are from pre-varnish stage.
Nice to have some non-combat NPC's in my collection to be honest.
This evening I'm demoing a game or two of Star Wars: Armada for my mate Densmol and on Sunday I am playing again with another mate, Stew who has also yet to play. Will try to get some AAR's up if I remember.
Nice pair !
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DeleteNo?
Wrong game...
Cool models! Very characterful. I love how he is drying a mug.
ReplyDeleteI think it's more of a nervous habit whilst he watches his friendly daughter saunter about serving in the tavern. :)
DeleteStains on the apron. Nice touch. I should have done that myself. I haven't had much success with it in the past though.
ReplyDeleteNot very realistic stains now i look at them, but they'll do.
DeleteThanks mate!
Characterful models like this deserve all the extra attention to the faces you've clearly given them. A lovely set there!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ed!
DeleteLove how those turned out, man - excellent work!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like, cheers!
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