Tuesday, 30 November 2021

One Last Post for November - Reaper Bones Dancing Girl

 I may have rushed this figure a bit - she was painted from start to finish in a couple of hours this evening. She looked pretty good to the naked eye, but under he harsh gaze of my camera, the paintwork looks a bit like an impressionist work - all blobs of colour! I contemplated redoing the skirt/dress in particular, but in the end I have left her as is - she probably wont get anything more than a supporting role in an occasional game, so she will do the way she is......






December here in a couple of hours, the official start of our summer!

25 comments:

  1. Clearly the speed of her frenetic movements is causing the colours to dance in an impressionistic style…
    Hopefully she will distract the villains more than the heroes…😁

    All the best. Aly

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    1. Thanks Aly.....it's usually the heroes who fall for the wrong girl though....

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  2. Leave her be. Dancing queen.
    Happy summer.
    From a New Englander watching the thermometer try to climb out of the Fahrenheit twenties.

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    1. Thanks Joe...even in our winter, we rarely get it very cold here...the odd early morning frost but it never snows. Wrap up warm!

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  3. She looks fine to me Keith and the impressionistic look works well with her animated pose.

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    1. Cheers Steve...she looks fine in real life too...maybe the x2 photo technique is the main culprit?

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  4. Great brushwork on her, Keith. The makeup looks great - I'm always afraid of adding stuff to skin (like tattoos, etc.).

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    1. Thanks Dean...I tried to do some tattoos on 20mm modern Brits for Iraq/Afghanistan a few years back, I wasn't very happy with the results but last them as they were.

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    2. "left them"....bloody auto correct!

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  5. She looks great Keith, even at twice her actual size.

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    1. Thanks Lawrence - its quite a shock to see a figure you think is quite nicely painted in double or triple size and see all the dodgy parts!

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  6. Very nice indeed. Are you keeping all these women in separate boxes to the boys?

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    1. Thanks JBM - I did suggest that but it caused an issue - its sexist apparently - I have to box them up based on collection/era/army - NOT gender! The RCW Bolsheviks and WWII Soviets were particularly adamant on this issue :)

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  7. Bring on the dancing girls, lovely cast and a great paint job.
    Cheers
    Stu

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    1. Cheers Stu - they are not bad for semi hard plastic, are they?

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  8. Nice job! I’ll be interested in what kind of scenario would call for such a miniature. All the ones I can think of would require multiple dancing women in the red light district. 😀😀

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    1. You obviously have a much more fertile imagination when it comes to gaming scenarios than I do Stew - I look forward to reading about these games in due course - will they involve Vikings and other hairy men with long shafted weapons?

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  9. I would probably buy her a drink 👍

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    1. That's the way the Pulp heroes will get into trouble Matt.....!

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  10. Great looking figure! Impressionistic is the way to go in my book and works really well on her!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks Iain....I think I may have unconsciously stolen the description from one of your recent comments actually!

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  11. As someone who only managed to post once in November, I congratulate you for adding a final post to your November blogging :) Good looking figure and nicely rendered: now you've got a dancing girl when you need one...

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    1. Thanks Ed.....one never knows when one might have need of a dancing girl....😜

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