Blinded By The Light CHALLENGE - Mega Miniatures

things up as more colors were applied. I could have gone a bit darker with the
flesh color, but we’ll see how these turn out after being “dipped”. The next
color I went with was a medium-dark grey for the armor bits and other metal
parts on the models. This cleaned
up some of my over-painting with
the flesh colors and then I was on
to the rest of the colors. This was
mainly a couple of different
browns for stuff like leather
straps, shields, and fur cloaks, a
red-orange for their hair, white for
their teeth and claws. I used a
light green for the decapitated
head trophies that two of them
carry on their belts and the
figures that needed to be
stripped after a bad prime before
and I just wanted to get these
guys painted.
To the left you can see an image
of a Bugbear from WOTC’s
D&D Monster Manual and I
wanted to get mine at least close
to appearance to this one. After
the white I moved on to the largest bit of color and that was the flesh. I made
their flesh slightly darker than “normal” human flesh and as you can see I was
not very neat in the application of this color. I figured that I would clean
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