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I imagine Aquamarina is some kind of
Unhuman mutate empowered with the ability to transform into a form of water. Or maybe she is some kind of water elemental type? Who knows.
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This mini is one of a burgeoning number of supers to be found in the Chronoscope range from
Reaper, and known by a different name in that range to the one I have chosen. The mini is effectively one of a set of four classical-element themed female supers in the range, and I will get to the others in good time. While it was nice to see supers in the Chronoscope range, I feel that more recent sculpts have been better than a couple of the initial supers minis (with some notable exceptions among those first few).
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Obviously anyone who follows my
Pulp Citizen blog knows I am a supers nut, so expect to see quite a few in the coming months if I can keep my present motivation for painting. But rest assured other stuff is in the pipeline, so hopefully this blog will live up to its name.
Very nice paintjob there - I'm a huge fan of the Chronoscope line, I have about 6 basecoated minis from it on the workbench begging for more paints. Good stuff mate :)
ReplyDelete6 years on, but thanks very much Chris!
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