Re: The Last Hurrah Project: 07/27/25 The latest Mushrooms!

[DeafNala]

Part II: later that day:






Providing this works, Part III will be right up.

[DeafNala]

Part III:AND ready for basing & painting:



I still intend to get the Enigma one, but mine will work in a different sort of way in my World...still haven't come up with a proper name for the place.
Apparently the new forum is only allowing a certain number of photos per post.

[Mason]

Moon Face is wonderful, Amigo.
So full of character, you seem to have captured a sense of mischief in the fella.
 

[FramFramson]

Positutely bursting with portential trouble, that one.

[DeafNala]

Moon Face is wonderful, Amigo.
So full of character, you seem to have captured a sense of mischief in the fella.
 

It's the smile/smirk that gives the look of a mischief maker. Thanks for the kind reply, Paul. I am glad you like him.

Positutely bursting with portential trouble, that one.

He does have trouble written all over him. I have a possible base for him underway. I haven't decided whether he's an urban legend of a rural one.
Thanks for the reply, Fram.

[DeafNala]

AND the possible base under way: the bones of the tree:




With the DAS bark sculpted






While the bark dries, I will do the groundwork. Then spray & prime.

[DintheDin]

Moonface! What a character! And you managed an expressive face and posture! Cheers!

[DeafNala]

Moonface! What a character! And you managed an expressive face and posture! Cheers!

Thanks, Dinos...glad you like him. The faces are what I enjoy most about sculpting.

[DeafNala]

The groundwork less some detailing is done; AND it is all primed & ready for some paint:






I think Master Moon Face will look good on this one. There is also plenty of room for a flunky of two.

[DeafNala]

The possible base is painted & awaiting detailing plus the mini, of course:






The Buzzard is part of said detailing:




Now I am off to Lovely Llano. More later...or not.

[dinohunterpoa]

Every critter on a tree is a very special touch, and in this particular case, this vulture suits the theme perfectly! 

Who makes that lovely bird? Can I train one to eat the liver of a big Austrian Barbarian tied to a spooky tree? 



 

[DeafNala]

Every critter on a tree is a very special touch, and in this particular case, this vulture suits the theme perfectly! 

Who makes that lovely bird? Can I train one to eat the liver of a big Austrian Barbarian tied to a spooky tree? 

Just the thing for the Tree of Woe or was that Whoa. The Vulture is by Reaper: 0397: Vultures (6) $6.29


Here he is all painted up:




...not exactly a Harbinger of Spring.

[dinohunterpoa]

THANK YOU for the manufacturer, DeafNala! They are also perfect for a Western scenery!

Very nice brushwork on that bird, BTW!

Looking forward to see some other little creatures among the trees... the Devil is in the details after all!

[DeafNala]

THANK YOU for the manufacturer, DeafNala! They are also perfect for a Western scenery!

Very nice brushwork on that bird, BTW!

Looking forward to see some other little creatures among the trees... the Devil is in the details after all!

They would be perfect for Western terrain...we have hordes of them here.
I agree: detail is what makes miniature scenes. If you can find something you hadn't noticed before with each visit, then the scene is a success.
Thanks for the reply, dino. I hope you are feeling well.

[dinohunterpoa]

They would be perfect for Western terrain...we have hordes of them here.
I agree: detail is what makes miniature scenes. If you can find something you hadn't noticed before with each visit, then the scene is a success.
Thanks for the reply, dino. I hope you are feeling well.

I'm fine, thanks! Shooting better and better with my left hand; it's the knife fighting part that is a bitch, but I will persevere!