Bad Fairy Finale

She has been sitting on the "in progress" shelf for a short while now and it's time to finish. 
The first thing for this session is to take a piece of wood to be used as a base and prime it. This was an orchid mount where the orchid sadly died. The moss there was where it was. I dripped CA all over it to keep it in place and to harden it up.  Then I gave the moss a shot of Green and the wood Gray Green.

After a few lightening coats to create a highlight the log and moss was done. I added static grass just to give a the wooden base a little something. As an experiment I painted the wood with Agrax Earthshade - 2 coats. I think it came out good. 

Then it was just a matter of placing the fairy. I sawed off the fairy's rocky base and then drilled a hole where I CA'd a length of paper clip.  A hole was drill into the moss/wood and she was super glued onto the mossy "nest". A little bit of the base I couldn't eliminate showed so pulled a tiny bit of moss from the back and glued it to the rock that showed. Oh, I also painted the rock that same green color. 

I think I'm done. Thanks for looking. 

 

 

Bad Fairy part 2

A super quick post here, as it's a "while I'm waiting" build.  I painted her wings with the blue/green Chameleon Colors from Green stuff World. Then added them to the slots in her back.
 Next up is fixing up a base for her. 

 

Freebooter's Bad Fairy

This tiny model I've had seemingly forever. I don't remember her name or even what Co. I bought her from.  She's called Bad Fairy from Freebooter Miniatures. Her card had gotten mixed into an old pile of papers and wasn't found until just now.  

But it became the latest "while I'm waiting" side project.
First is to add the flesh - 

Her tiny eye was added

 Then I added the red hair and clothes. I also painted the ground and dark brown.

The wings are next. I'm going to use Green Stuff world's Chameleon Colors. Check back for that. Thanks for looking.