Dingo Appledimple by Philip Esterle (flynn)

Description	:	It's been a slow month for me as far as getting things finished. I have about ten partially finished minis on my table, but this is the only one I completed this month. This model is Dingo Appledimple, from the Reaper Warlord line. He's a halfling, if you couldn't tell. Most of this mini was painted during the Reaper Artist's Conference back in October, but it was finally finished this month. I used Vallejo and Reaper paint (including the new Reaper Master Paint line). The base is from Epicast -- one of the resin cobblestone bases. I was told that I need to work on my darklining, so I've applied probably too much of it in some places, and not enough in others. Also, I think some of the skintones turned out rather rough.

Poll results:
Number 16 overall.
Third Place: one vote

From:	Michael Holzapfel (GunjiNoKanrei)	(Tue 23 Nov 2004 06:37:43 PM CST)
I really like how the gold turned out. What colors did you use. I think you are right about the skin. The legs look a little rough. Probably this is just because you wanted to paint the feet dirty. Very nice work overall :)

From:	darthfoley (darthfoley)	(Tue 23 Nov 2004 09:32:29 PM CST)
The legs are a little rough, yes, but she *is* a halfling after all. Chalk it up to either furry feet or trail dust. :)

From:	Michal Machowski (mahon)	(Wed 24 Nov 2004 02:11:06 AM CST)
what i like is the hair - people seem to use unnatural colours for hair and the one you used is pretty realistic.

From:	Michael Stubbs` (LavronYor)	(Sun 28 Nov 2004 07:46:52 PM CST)
This has got some beautiful areas, unfortunately, the legs and the base really do not seem finished. I think we could tell that it was a halfling, but the he-she was more difficult. Seriously, the NMM really looks excellent as does the face and the skirt, I mean kilt.

From:	Mengu Gungor (Mengu)	(Tue 30 Nov 2004 02:36:56 PM CST)
Nice earthy tones. Only part that doesn't look natural is the feathers sticking out of the quiver. I don't see too much darklining anywhere. The lining around the NMM areas is very nice actually. You might need more in some places like around the waist area.