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Two Dragons with Terrain

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I have well over a dozen dragons; these two were among the first I ever did. The wood dragon is all plastic. The terrain found wood, screwed to a wood base. Styro mushrooms, some real bits of flora and packaged ground cover. The water dragon is metal, except for the wings which are plastic. Terrain built out of styro, cheap glass candle plate for the pool and for the water, I used Realistic Water and Water Effects.

16th Sep 2009, 20:44 | tags:Two Dragons with Terrain

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Twiglet says:

Lovely dragons!

16th Sep 2009, 20:52

Viv says:

great fun

16th Sep 2009, 21:01

shitake says:

Super set! My favourite is last shot. :)

16th Sep 2009, 21:05

Caine says:

Thanks, Twiglet. :)

Lots of fun, Viv. Lots of work too, these are very time consuming. I have a thing for dragons though. The more vicious, the better. :D

Thanks Shitake!

16th Sep 2009, 21:23

nige says:

wonderful colour.

16th Sep 2009, 23:32

Caine says:

Thanks, Nige. :)

17th Sep 2009, 00:05

cariadus says:

Wonderful colours. And very impressive teeth.

17th Sep 2009, 00:53

Caine says:

Teefs are important on a dragon.:D Thanks!

17th Sep 2009, 01:08

Caine says:

Woah, a hl. That was unexpected, thank you hl fairy!

17th Sep 2009, 01:08

mara says:

Beautiful!

17th Sep 2009, 07:18

Eye_C_Pictures says:

Really like those , and well shot too

17th Sep 2009, 09:10

Dhamaka says:

I have dragon envy
and absolutely well shot

17th Sep 2009, 09:30

jc1000000 says:

They're brilliant! I got dragon envy too!

The bases make all the difference sometimes. Would be so cool if you really could keep them in the garden :)

17th Sep 2009, 11:50

Orbit says:

Brilliant

17th Sep 2009, 13:14

crickson says:

They are excellent!

17th Sep 2009, 16:59

Caine says:

Thanks, Mara.

Thanks, Eye-C and Dhamaka. The Water dragon isn't well shot, I never get shots of it right. Dhamaka, I have one dragon that's done in your shade of blue - it's broken at the moment, thanks to the cats, but I'll post pics once I repair it.

Thanks, JC! The water dragon terrain was the first serious one I built and carved. A lot of fun, that. It would be cool to keep them in the garden, but our weather would dissolve everything!

Thanks, Orbit.

Thanks, Crickson!

17th Sep 2009, 17:08

SLG says:

wow Caine these are truely awesome

17th Sep 2009, 17:21

Caine says:

Thanks, SLG.

17th Sep 2009, 17:29

Spiderbaby says:

Ooh very cool! These are quite spectacular.
I used to get dragged around war games conventions in a previous life. I'm afraid I never got into the gaming side of it but I started collecting and painting tiny, tiny farm animals to pass the time. Don't remember where they are now but they were very small indeed.

19th Sep 2009, 22:04

Caine says:

I never gamed, either. I just enjoy the painting. I never did farm animals, but I've done plenty of the teeny tiny too close to microscopic stuff. :D

21st Sep 2009, 21:23

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