The
ghasts are RAFM, the
shoggoth Mirliton - for some reason I don't have a RAFM shoggoth.
Again, virtually pure drybrushing so very quick to do.
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| Very simple colour schemes! |
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| This figure is a bit different from the Lovecraftian description - hoofed kangaroo-type legs? No forehead? - not quite, personally prefer to use them as desert predators rather than underground types. |
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| Paint job is simply black undercoat dry brushed with flat earth then tan earth. I originally thought about another layer of sand but decided against it. |
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| Basically black iridescent slime with lots of temporary greenish eyes... well, pure black a bit boring and I went for eyes with a more 'human' aspect... hopefully a bit more 'creepy'. |
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| Again flat earth over black but more black left. Then tan earth then a light brushing of an orange/flesh mix to give that orange 'glow'. Looks very effective. |
Again ..................eeeeeeek! Vary nasty ones!
ReplyDeleteThere's something about the crouching ghast...
DeleteI've already lost 3d6 sanity points, and I expect there is more to come.
ReplyDeleteHope so.
DeleteNice paintjob! I've linked your work in my article about the Shoggoth model - https://alkony.enerla.net/english/the-nexus/miniatures-nexus/miniature/miniature-creature/blob-in-1-64-scale-shoggoth-for-call-of-cthulhu-from-grenadier-models-mirliton-1983-miniature-creature-review
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