This one is the Reaper Bones Ghost miniature, and it was a nice little mini to paint (I say 'little' but it's a bit larger than most of my other human sized mini's from other ranges - but that's pretty much the same with all Reaper mini's).
I've also noticed that most of the other 'Bones' miniatures that I've painted have become a little sticky/tacky to the touch (and, after looking online, it seems I'm not the only one to have that problem). So for this one I've neither primed nor varnished it - so we'll see if that makes any difference :S
And in addition to the above ghost, I couldn't resist making a few more scatter pieces of terrain...
...and on this last one I've used some cheap resin (£1 from poundland*) with a few spots of Army Painter 'green tone' added to make the little pool.
*it's the same stuff that the guy is using in THIS video (which is where I first heard about it - and so I thought I'd give it a try for myself :) ).
Hi Kristian, could you tell me how you paint your bases? Love this brown autumn look :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI paint them brown first, and then glue on some fine sand and grit with PVA.
DeleteOnce dry, I then give it a coat of 'medium oak' woodstain - which acts a bit like a dark wash, and also seals everything in place.
I hope that helps :)