discovers a previously unrevealed paint job.
In a previous article, I showed how I created a Giant's Skull scenic from inexpensive styrofoam skull and bones.
Using the same techniques and the leftovers from the previous project, I created this 4 Skulls scenic. This time, I painted both rows of teeth! 
The only problem I had was that the spray coat of matte clear ate through the paint and cracked one of the skulls. Above, you can see a white crack. This is easily repaired, and adds new detail to the scenic.
The design is symmetrical, so the scenic pretty much looks the same from each of the sides.
This project used four skulls and four bones. The wooden base came from the dollar store.
Above, a 28mm fantasy figure is shown with the skulls. The skulls are giant-sized in 28mm, and truly enormous in 15mm.