Another Skin Tone Practice, This Time Limiting Myself To Layering. I Can't Recall Where I Got The Model

Another skin tone practice, this time limiting myself to layering. I can't recall where I got the model from, but I know I printed it. While I would have liked more bark and grit and nature on a Dryad, the uninterrupted skin was the challenge I needed to try and get the shading down, and we required a tree person

My default player character going back to 3.5, Mr Normal Man, a human Paladin of Bahamut. I picked Bahamut back then since White and Blue fucks as a combo and I like Dragons. Mr. Man has had several miniatures over the years, this is his most recent iteration as a DMpc to play support. It was my first shot at a lava style fire sword too, which I think looks nifty

Clone Commando Omega Squad, in their first engagement deployed on Qiilura. If you haven't read the Republic Commando series by Karen Traviss, stop and do so. It breaks modern canon but who cares, my boys matter more

One of my Stormcast Eternals for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. I never made enough for a large force, but plenty for some Warcry, which I've still never played. Used the old Bretonnian Knight head swap trick, now that I'm into 3D printing I'd probably just print heads tbh

A gift I made for my dad a couple years back, he used to keep lionfish when I was really young. Don't worry, they didn't end up dumped in the bay and adding to the problem of invasive lionfish, i believe they were donated to a proper aquarium once they got to a certain size. The model is from Dragon Trappers Lodge, highly recommend their stuff

Gotta have more pink, here's the Pink Ranger- I mean heraldic Knight. Maybe I should've gone with two colors per Knight like I did for the leader. Either way I like how they turned out, much more bold than my normal muted style