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Goblin-King wrote: I'm using Basicks "Tech"-bases.




Thanks! No, nothing about dnd came up, just regular elf flesh colour, highlighted.knightkrawler wrote:Beautiful skin on the goblins. Is the Elf's skin inspired by D&D drow art? It has this prurplebrownish tinge to it, if much lighter. I love his tunic.
Thanks for the info. My surface is plain so far. I haven't added anything to it. I'll be sure to add some texture stuff on the forest floor once I get accustomed to those things. I have never used any grass, sand, small rocks or anything of this sort yet. My floor is just milliput painted green, dark washed, with some lighter green and yellow highlights.Goblin-King wrote:Tasoe, depending on your WH gaming surface and other terrain pieces of course, I think the forest floor could use a little work.
I used to use sand painted brown with grass glued on top i spread out patches. It's super easy and looks really good.


tasoe wrote:In the future, the look in the picture you posted is something I'd like to recreate. Maybe not too detailed, no logs, big rocks and snow effects, but the same brownish sand.


Goblin-King wrote:tasoe wrote:And perhaps a couple of shrubberies made from moss to top it off.











i kinda like this zombi not goint to paint it more




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