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| Dwarven Miners | |
| Product # | 4408 |
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| Suggested Retail Price | €23.47 EUR |
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| 9 July 2002 | page first published |
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These female warriors combine long, sharp blades with stout shields.
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Comments or corrections?
Rusty of 4 Demons Painting Service writes:
Because the figures are 15mm I didnt want to highlight them by drybrushing, so I softly painted on lighter shades of the base colors.
For the flesh, I used a mix of my own whiteboy (a slightly lighter shade of Bronzed Flesh) with 2 drops of Dwarf Flesh mixed in.
I also wanted a few smudges on them because they are grimy miners. I found a little brush with a round fuzzy tip, and used that to make a couple smudges of grey.
Because the Miners Guild colors are red and yellow, I had to add that. I was originally going to put it on the back of their coats, but instead put the colors on their axes - I thought it would be more prominent there. As the axe swings, the pansy elves get the Guild colors as their last sight.
I then glued the Dwarves to the bases, and painted the bases green. Then I used an old brush to paint on watered-down white glue, and dipped the bases in green flock. I then put a few more dabs of glue on the bases and dipped them in a sandy rock mix, to add a little color to the bases.
Voila! A unit of Dwarven Miners ready to slay Tree-hugging Elves!
We'll run a final article in this series, so that Rusty can answer your questions. Send your questions to the Editor at editor@theminiaturespage.com.
