Well, the progress here has taken a bit of a back seat to the surprising amount of work I have done with my Tékumel miniatures, but I should mix it up.
I am still undecided on the color to paint the bases; once I finally make up my mind on that minor detail some of the bogles will be nearly complete. Currently, I am thinking a mid-grey will work. Also, the search continues for a uniform scheme for the lesquins, but nothing decisive there as well.
Pics, of course, when something gets done...
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I generally try to paint bases as closely as I can to the color of the surface I will be playing on . . . so the bases will blend into the tabletop and it will seem that the figures are standing on by themselves.
-- Jeff
That is the best idea, although for some reason it just does not compute in my head.
Thanks,
Re bases-
Grey ( for lamplighters) as for road And greeny ( for bogles etc) as for undergrowth etc?
Hmmm, that is an interesting idea, but I can imagine myself getting it all confused at some point!
Just one color will be best, and my original thought - a warm brown hue - won't work as it has too much contrast with the green cloth that I will be using.
Thanks for the thought, Alan!
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