Baron Phlegm

Well he's doing a good job for you.

Am a dip sceptic, but it's worked very well here.

It's a Four A Miniatures gremlin with the addition of a sculpted piglet and feed bottle.

Couple of prior to painting shots on the signature blog.

- They're all slightly out of focus excepting the 3rd link.

- Find the macro (for close ups) button on your camera, usually a flower as mentioned.

You're not the first to struggle with mini pics: a relation of mine was going to buy a new camera because the existing one 'didn't do in focus close ups (wasn't aware of the macro function)'.

Sometimes it's better to have a bit of distance between the camera and object, then crop out the redundant space with camera crop function (or an image editing program like GIMP).

Useful comment Abhorsen.

- I did wash down the green with some blue but not strongly enough for the camera to pick up, there's a bit of turquoise on the tummy also but so subtle it has hardly ended up being noticeable.

With this one, I was after something more cartoony (as opposed to the Malifaux cherub/Stealer infant, both on my fledgling blog).

So I may apply those suggestions in future, but am going to resist tampering with this one and regard it as 'done'.

I needed a diversion, felt the urge to sculpt a piglet ..here's the result.

I have noted that Malifaux collectors favour fly bases, so attempted one myself.

Hope you like petite women :}

- Inspired by by recent Space Hulking adventures..

+ a pic of Darth Maul as a baby in the recent StarWars art book (which i leafed through in Waterstones, but resisted).

Stage by stage at my blog :}

I needed a diversion so created a conversion

http://bpmden.blogspot.com/