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Helping Hands 4

Forth of the monthly posting of the other world Henchman in conjunction with Duke of the Blood Keep and Minis by Finch 

The miniature is link boy, the valiant torchbearer leading the adventurers to reward or ruin.

 This time out I have varied my flesh mix using a Vallejo paints including medium flesh. The result is a much lighter flesh finish than I usually do. but one I quite like.

 The basket work was completed with a simple wash of GW agrax earth shade which I am conscious of using far too much

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wardy-la said…
I can see he is going to get the adventurers into some serious trouble...
12:31 pm
Chris said…
Excellent work, very characterful, he looks awfully brave!
12:14 am
Finch said…
Well done, Ant Master.
2:51 am
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