I absolutely love these skeletons - I received a dozen - a number of them marked as bonus. They're fantastic looking and as I've already noted in previous posts I'm really impressed with the durability of the 3d print - no issues with the weapons nor the skelly arms.
Well this was an interesting paint that I think at the end turned out pretty well but had some issues along the way - mainly in using the Vallejo Game Wash - it's just too dark. So I pulled out the airbrush on these dozen models and hit them up with Bonewhite. Then I hit them with the Game Wash and it went so dark - the leather bits is the end result. So I repainted by hand the skull and bones. Then I figured it needed some color - so I used Regal Blue on all remnants of pants and Gory Red on weapon shafts or shields. Then I used Gunmetal on weapon blades and a Black base.
This is part of the 3D Dungeon Labs Etsy shop purchase.
Sculpt: Excellent - this is an awesome set of sculpts and the group together looks awesome
3D Print: Excellent - well done - clean
Fitness: Good - has the proper base and scale, but... while I absolutely love all the sculpts, it technically doesn't match the module - early on in the crypts there's a few human skeletons - but when going through the mine, there are dwarf and orc skeletons everywhere from the great war that occurred there centuries ago and a number of them animate because of the corrupted wild magic - if the kit contained 4 human, 4 dwarf, and 4 orc then I would rate this excellent - but as is, it's good but doesn't provide the look and feel that fits the history of the mine
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