Painting Squig Hoppers: Classic Style
June–July 2020·pp. 26–27
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James Perry makes a Squig Hopper manageable by treating its three dominant areas—red mount, green rider and dark robes—as the starting point. Batch painting, a purple shade for natural-looking red skin and selected highlights lead into recipes for metal, teeth, eyes, lips and other small details.
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Find this article in White Dwarf 455, pp. 26–27.
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