Peryton
28 mm
Here's another model that's a bit different from my usual fare. It's not often that I have a chance to tout fantastic(al) Latin-American author Jorge Luis Borges on this blog, but here's my chance. The griffon-like Peryton is his creation, from his 1957 Book of Imaginary Beings. If you read one Latin-American author ever... maybe it should be Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but Borges seems a lot more fun ;)
The figure is Reaper Bones Peryton (A Julie Guthrie sculpt!); it was a Christmas gift from my daughter :)
As usual, I'm seeing a lot of things I should improve or fix now that I've taken photos, but that will have to wait for another time...
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Sunday, October 02, 2016
Birthday Monster
Lizardman Soldier
28 mm
You hear the door come crashing down
The birthday monsters are in town!
This is kind of a special project for me. My 4 year old daughter thoughtfully selected this Reaper Bones mini for me for my birthday this year, and I wanted to paint it up as soon as I could to show my appreciation. It's a good figure, a bit "flat" but still exhibiting a dynamic character. The Bones plastic was even softer than I'd expected, but the hot water trick worked to straighten the spear and generally make him stand more upright.
I'll admit you can tell my skills have slipped in the last few years, but on the other hand, painting 15 mm has made me accustomed to using strong contrast, which I think suits this scaly guy. The other figure she got me might have to wait a bit, I have some 15 mm projects I'm anxious to get going on once the back-to-school madness settles down.
28 mm
You hear the door come crashing down
The birthday monsters are in town!
This is kind of a special project for me. My 4 year old daughter thoughtfully selected this Reaper Bones mini for me for my birthday this year, and I wanted to paint it up as soon as I could to show my appreciation. It's a good figure, a bit "flat" but still exhibiting a dynamic character. The Bones plastic was even softer than I'd expected, but the hot water trick worked to straighten the spear and generally make him stand more upright.
I'll admit you can tell my skills have slipped in the last few years, but on the other hand, painting 15 mm has made me accustomed to using strong contrast, which I think suits this scaly guy. The other figure she got me might have to wait a bit, I have some 15 mm projects I'm anxious to get going on once the back-to-school madness settles down.
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