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You may remember this OOP figure as Niddhogg The Wyrm from Ral Partha's Sculptors Row Dragons by Design Series |
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This dragon was done for the D&D game that I play in. He (along w/ the help of some Drow) have taken over the land where our party used to have a castle. |
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The base that came w/ the figure required a steel post into the dragon's chest. So, I used a few resin rocks from Armorcast and poured / sculpted some plaster to make the new base. |
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I'm really pleased w/ how the water turned out. |
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This figure has a ton of detail; note all of the horns, claws, and spikes ... I was getting a little weary of my ivory fading technique by the time I was done w/ this miniature. |
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The figure is well cast ... the motion of the dragon turning to respond to an intruder is well done. |
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A few shots w/out the base |
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Again, resin rocks, some plaster, a dental pick or two, some paint (techniques much like one would use to do a watercolor painting), and finally some gel medium to give it that wet look. |
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