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WARHAMMER QUEST: RE-CREATING MIDDLE-HAMMER'S FINEST DUNGEON CRAWLER

WARHAMMER QUEST: RE-CREATING MIDDLE-HAMMER'S FINEST DUNGEON CRAWLER

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I decided I wanted to try some variation in skin tone for my other minotaurs. This was painted using Vallejo skin tones, working from Athena Skin, to Rosy Flesh and then Pale Flesh, with white highlights. As the sculpts had exchangeable hands, this one has the upper torso of the poor knight in his right hand I decided I wanted to try some variation in skin tone for my other minotaurs. This was painted using Vallejo skin tones, working from Athena Skin, to Rosy Flesh and then Pale Flesh, with white highlights. As the sculpts had exchangeable hands, this one has the upper torso of the poor knight in his right hand
This last of the three minotaurs is also from Heresy, but is actually a fantasy football mini that I chopped the hands off and used my leftover weapons from the previous two minotaur minis. He's a tad smaller than the others, but he's in a much more dynamic poseThis last of the three minotaurs is also from Heresy, but is actually a fantasy football mini that I chopped the hands off and used my leftover weapons from the previous two minotaur minis. He's a tad smaller than the others, but he's in a much more dynamic pose
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The base size for these guys might be an issue on the tabletop - but that said if you draw the 1D3 minotaurs card there's probably enough on the table to be keeping you occupied! The base size for these guys might be an issue on the tabletop - but that said if you draw the 1D3 minotaurs card there's probably enough on the table to be keeping you occupied!
I still had 6 of the original monopose snotlings from the original box, and as a birthday present a friend kindly printed me out some STL files he'd found that are pretty close approximations to the original files. I did find the resin quite brittle on a couple of the minis, and had a few snapped legs/arms. I managed to repair a few, but sadly was still one short. However a quick shift through my old bits box found a few metal snotlings, so I topped up my numbers with one of them to make the required 12I still had 6 of the original monopose snotlings from the original box, and as a birthday present a friend kindly printed me out some STL files he'd found that are pretty close approximations to the original files. I did find the resin quite brittle on a couple of the minis, and had a few snapped legs/arms. I managed to repair a few, but sadly was still one short. However a quick shift through my old bits box found a few metal snotlings, so I topped up my numbers with one of them to make the required 12
I also had 6 of the original monopose night goblin archers. Again I decided not to go for the bright yellow stripes and details of the original set, choosing instead to stick to black, grey and brown so they fitted in with the other Orcs and GoblinsI also had 6 of the original monopose night goblin archers. Again I decided not to go for the bright yellow stripes and details of the original set, choosing instead to stick to black, grey and brown so they fitted in with the other Orcs and Goblins

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