Kaya’s colourscheme follows the overall Circle colours, nothing fancy. However sometimes nothing fancy gets you something really good. I think Kaya turned out to be such a mini, both because I am very happy with all the blending etc, but also because her face has become the best face I have painted. And I think the light grey pants really works well with the green/ brown circle colourscheme.

Circle Colourscheme I am going to follow the “official” colourscheme (nature colours greens and browns) since I feel it is the right colours and I love the green/brass armour bits. However, I will allow myself some artistic freedom to bring forht the history of the miniatures, for example Baldur has red coat to symbolise his Khadorian origin. While I appriciate that the real Baldur would hardly wear anything connecting him to Khador, I think it is a good way of showing his history. Bases are made of a mixture of “Realistic Water” from Woodland Scenics and model foliage to give…

Hoarluk is following the overall Trollkin colourscheme with an exceptionin having royal blue and gold side panels down his side, just to give him a bit of royal feel. Orignally I wanted to paint the scroll with small lines as on my Menoth Choir to simulate writing. However I realised this doesn’t really reflect the wild nature of the Trollkin. Instead I started over and painted big chunky Trollkin symbols (taken from his armour).    

Trollkin Colourscheme I have already painted Boomhowler and his crew some time ago, but I want my “real” Trollkins to look different: Where Boomhowler has bright tartan, I want the Trollkin to have more of a muted and faded and earthy pattern Where Boomhowler has red painted armour plates, I want the trollkin to have pure brzz and bronze metal plates without paint Where Boomhowler and his crew are light grey skinned, I want the Trollkin to have a deeper more rich blue.