I experimented with a different, more streaky lighting style with the Pumpkin Patch. I think I’ll stick to my smoother version next time.

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I experimented with a different, more streaky lighting style with the Pumpkin Patch. I think I’ll stick to my smoother version next time.

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I’ve finished two of the Pet Wonders from The Forgotten King set. Miss G. Snorts was easy, she’s basically monochrome:

and the adorable Mr. Chompers:

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I painted the Celestial Herald with bird-of-prey style wing colouration as I hadn’t seen it done before.

This is the first shot taken with my brand-new proper camera. I’m still working out the settings. Can you tell the difference? I think the colours are better.
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Here are the Shallow Grave spawn points from which the skeletons can ambush unsuspecting heroes. Like the rest of my Super Dungeon Explore stuff, I am trying to keep them quick and simple.

Also, I have some good news: I’m finally investing in a proper camera. All this time I have been using my smartphone, so hopefully we’ll see a significant improvement in picture quality. *fingers crossed!*
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I’ve started painting up the Von Drakk set. I wanted the skeletons to look very old with rusted armour and rough bone so I mostly drybrushed them. This had the added benefit of making them super fast to paint! Here are the Bone Heads.

I base-coated the armour with dark brown and then stippled on a lighter redder brown. Finally I finished them up with a quick drybrush of silver. Here are the Dread Knights.

To paint the bone I simply base-coated with bone, washed with brown and then drybrushed with bone. Using fast painting techniques really helps when you have twelve Rattlebone creeps.

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Nyan-Nyan was actually my first attempt at a chibi face. I wasn’t happy with the eyes and, after talking it over with some of the guys on the Soda Pop forums, I decided to repaint her eyes and give her a kitty nose.

I wanted my Freyjans (the cat people) to be more cat-like than their original colour schemes. I think that the nose really helps with that. Now she’s super cute!

I realise now how important the eyes are for chibi-style miniatures. Even more so than regular minis!
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It’s now time for some minibosses! First up we have Trent the treant in an alternative colour scheme.

Next up is the chimera miniboss, Bashful Boris.

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It’s time for some heroes! Lets start with the Thundervale Huntress.

I tried to match her markings to the artwork in the book instead of her card.

And here’s the Questing Knight in an alternative colour scheme.

Finally here’s Survivor Marie-Claude. I thought her sculpted eyes were a little too large (even for the chibi style) so I tried to offset that by giving her a slighter thicker outline around the eye than I usually do. Meaning I left the black line around the whites of her eyes within the sculpted edge. I’ll do a little guide on this later. I like how her eyes and stocking turned out.

If you were wondering about Marie-Claude’s sculpt, it’s based on Marie-Claude Bourbonnais, a cosplayer associated with Soda Pop Miniatures.
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The leaf tip colour for the Mooks was a mix of pale pink, magenta and purple.

In the arcade version of Super Dungeon Explore, the Mooks can gang up with Sprout, another cute but deadly plant.

And then it can shapeshift into King Sprout. (Feed me, Seymour?)

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I really enjoyed painting the Kodama plant baddies in the Forgotten King set. After basecoating and washing them, I drybrushed on the highlights and then blended the colour in from the leaf tips. They were very quick to paint this way.
Lets start with the Turnipheads. I had fun trying to match the colours to the artwork on the model cards. The leaf tip colour is a mix of flesh and pink.

Here are the Wisps, aren’t they adorably cute?

And finally the spawning point that they appear from: the Old Growth Hollow.

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