This was a special edition figure that was fun to paint. I am fairly certain that it is the only white tiger miniatures I have ever painted.




This lady is on a base design that I did for CMON. I did several sets for them, but this one presented a big challenge, as do all woodland type bases. How do you make it look like a woodland base and still leave a place for the miniature? Plus, you have to make the design so that it can be cast.

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