The paint scheme...while a bit drab was inspired by an idea I had a long long long time ago for my fantasy world setting. The idea of cave/cliff dragons which resided on the cliffs overlooking the sea. They'd perch there pouncing on whales, large fish and other poor ocean-going vessels. Hence the stone-grey colour scheme, a kind of camouflage as they clung to the cliff face waiting for a meal.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Thar be dragons...
Well, after a near disaster with the anti-shine, this is the finished cheapo ($8 shipped!) Hero Scape dragon that was simply rebased and repainted. I'm happy with the result. The anti-shine did it's random "we're going to discolour everything to a flat grey..." nonsense that occurs very rarely. Of course it simply had to happen when I was flattening a large dragon model. Some scale shots included.
The paint scheme...while a bit drab was inspired by an idea I had a long long long time ago for my fantasy world setting. The idea of cave/cliff dragons which resided on the cliffs overlooking the sea. They'd perch there pouncing on whales, large fish and other poor ocean-going vessels. Hence the stone-grey colour scheme, a kind of camouflage as they clung to the cliff face waiting for a meal.
The paint scheme...while a bit drab was inspired by an idea I had a long long long time ago for my fantasy world setting. The idea of cave/cliff dragons which resided on the cliffs overlooking the sea. They'd perch there pouncing on whales, large fish and other poor ocean-going vessels. Hence the stone-grey colour scheme, a kind of camouflage as they clung to the cliff face waiting for a meal.
Labels:
Dungeon Crawl,
Fantasy,
Miniature Rescues
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