Scale: 28mm
Mfg: Dark Sword Miniatures
Product: Female Ranger with Bow
Material: Metal
The bow was added to the model. It is a metal spear that I clipped and filed down.
The trees are twigs, bark and moss found on a hike and later dried in the oven. Some people bake cookies, I bake bark lol
The ferns are card stock paper that has been punched out with Green Stuff World's small branch punch.
The leaves in the trees and on the ground are birch seeds that have also been dried out.
One of these weeks, I will have more than one figure to post :)
1 x 28mm from Dark Sword
Thanks!
Deb
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Wow, what an absolutely stunning vignette Deb.
The figure's ridiculous pose aside (What tortured mind comes up with these incongruous, quasi dance-class animations?), you've done a terrific job on the bow modification and the painting is top shelf, particularly her face.
The forest setting you've created is truly inspired and I really like what you've done with the various mixed media to achieve the overall effect (Note to self: I absolutely NEED that small branch punch thingy).
On top of the standard 5 points for the figure I'm giving you another 5 for the groundwork and bow modifications. Lovely work Deb!
Lovely work on the figure and excellent work on the scenery!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Love the entire thing, well done
ReplyDeletereally great, love the trees
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Deb :)
ReplyDeleteWithout question, that is absolutely a stunning piece of work. The gorest background and theme is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteNot taking away from the figure itself, that is one hell of a base. Top banana
ReplyDeleteStunning work - some of the best I’ve ever seen
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning stuff Deb, love the woods and underbrush.
ReplyDeleteFantastic diorama Deb - brilliant work
ReplyDeleteExcellent little diorama!
ReplyDeleteFantastic work! The effort that has gone into this piece and the effects you have achieved is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow - some tremendous skill on display here. Cant imagine myself ever cooking bark, but wow, looks great.
ReplyDeleteSoooo.... who wants to battle it out for SECOND place in Sarah's Choice? :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I think we have a definite contender here!
DeleteThat's a helluva vignette, Deb, an amazing effort. Well done!
ReplyDeleteJaw-dropping vignette!
ReplyDeleteI am gobsmacked, all aspects of this little gem are superb. I really think you should have saved this one for a themeround! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteOn my gosh that is stunning I would give you a 100 points for that far out amazing detail
ReplyDeleteNicely done! Your colour palette is exquisite. As our minion I‘m not all too keen on the pose of the figure but that’s hardly your fault. Great painting and especially basing.
ReplyDeleteOh, so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful vignette and I am delighted to see such high calibre painting and creativity for this years Challenge.
Well Done Deb and I am looking forward
to see what next is off your painting desk 😊
Amazing work Deb, well done on all counts.
ReplyDeleteSplendid work there Deb!
ReplyDeleteIt that isn't in the shortlist for Sarah's Choice I'll eat my hat!
Very nice work Deb in particular the terrain!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Beautiful work, Deb! I hate the poncey elves, but she is a lovely redhead with a bright pallet of color...she definitely appeals to my ancestry!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter, Valerie, wants her for her Tree Woman army, so thank you for inspiring her on! ;)
Dave, I hope you share some of your daughters’ painted figures this challenge.
DeleteThey both have such creativity and imagination and I for one would like an update on their armies.