| Skarre, Pirate Queen |
Manufacturer: Privateer Press
Date: April, 2005
Comments: I like the
Warmachine line of figures
from Privateer Press. This one
immediately caught my eye. I
like the pose and the expression
of determination. Although I
love the figure, I bent the horns
forward and got rid of the
"skull" protrusions from her
backpack. I also chose a dark,
but unique color scheme,
something other than the black
that most people choose. Her
sword is supposed to be an
arcane weapon, thus the red hot
look. I added the freehand to
the back of the cape because
the gray was simply too dull.
Finally, I placed her on the
beach, the ocean lapping at her
feet. I hope you like her.
Cool Mini Or Not Rating
Date: April, 2005
Comments: I like the
Warmachine line of figures
from Privateer Press. This one
immediately caught my eye. I
like the pose and the expression
of determination. Although I
love the figure, I bent the horns
forward and got rid of the
"skull" protrusions from her
backpack. I also chose a dark,
but unique color scheme,
something other than the black
that most people choose. Her
sword is supposed to be an
arcane weapon, thus the red hot
look. I added the freehand to
the back of the cape because
the gray was simply too dull.
Finally, I placed her on the
beach, the ocean lapping at her
feet. I hope you like her.
Cool Mini Or Not Rating
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