A really lovely sculpt, nice folds in the cloth but not fussy. Stylistically the Footsore models are a more ‘realistic’ take on the subject than the Studio Miniature Robin and Tuck; neither the Hollywood romance of Flynn and de Havilland, nor the mysticism of the ‘80s ‘Robin of Sherwood’ - my two favourite takes on the stories. And she’s not a fox either, like the Miniature would prefer.
The (now not so little) miniature was involved in colour choices, as they are sort of to get her interested in gaming ;-)
She was adamant she wanted the dress to be white, which is not my favourite colour to paint, but challenge accepted. I suggested that she should then have a cloak in brown or green to allow her to hide in the forest when needed, which she was enthusiastic about, fortunately.
Luckily I had a trick up my sleeve to try out for the white…
This model actually proved to be an interesting exercise. Aside from a little GW ‘Ogryn Flesh’ wash on the face and hands, I didn’t use my normal washed for shading, this was all brush shading and highlighting through multiple shades. While I wouldn’t say it’s my best work by a long shot, I am really pleased with the result.
