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some bladeguard vets
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Not quite brave enough for eyes yet. Any c&c appreciated!
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I went into a games workshop with my son yesterday and I have to say, as someone who knows nothing about any of this stuff, I’m so impressed with the artistry and skill involved.
The sheer attention to detail. The shading etc. you must have to have a very steady hand, a tiny brush and a lot of patience! The owner of the shop said it’s quite meditative and I can see why.
You might see this as work in progress but I’m blown away by the love that goes into these mini figures.
Thanks, takes a lot of patience for sure! You're right, it can be really relaxing to paint. I hope your son enjoys painting his minis too!