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Hi all,
I've painted some miniatures from one of my board games. It's the King of the Forest with two dogs and a bird, all grown out of the woods. I really enjoyed painting them, organic shapes and vibrant natural colours make me happy. Would love to hear what you think.
The whole crew together:
Some pictures of the miniatures by themselves:
AMA about painting miniatures, always happy to chat about that!
You make a very good point (and one that I did consider), I entirely agree with you that from an aesthetic point of view, it really wasn't a good choice to have the bases and the creatures be the same colour. Thematically, though (especially how they're described in the game, you can barely see them in the forest) I think it's a great fit. So it was entirely on purpose, and whether it was a good or bad choice depends on what you find important ;)