The
nymph is one of the few monsters in the AD&D 1st edition Monster Manual that
didn’t have an illustration. The reason: “Looking at one will cause permanent
blindness undless the onlooker save versus magic. If the nymph is nude or
disrobes, an onlooker will die unless a saving throw versus magic is
successful.”
This
nymph is from Otherworld set WE2
Dryad, Nymph & Sylph. A lovely little model. The problem with this figure is … if it is really well painted you
risk permanent blindness. Thankfully Otherworld hasn’t made a nude version…
Anyway,
paints used (Vallejo unless otherwise noted):
Flesh
- 003 Pale Flesh, with a wash of Army Painter Soft Tone Ink and drybrushed with
Pale Flesh.
Dress
– 975 Military Green, drybrushed with 850 Medium Olive
Belt
– 850 Medium Olive drybrushed 885 Pastel Green
Shoes
– 843 Cork Brown
Hair
– Coat d’Arms 235 Horse Tone Brown, washed with Army Painter Dark Tone Ink.
Nice miniature. But what exactly makes it a Nymph, as opposed to just a pretty girl in a green dress?
ReplyDeletePointy ears?
DeleteI'm going to use her as a generic elf irl, when needed. Can't risk my players eyes, can I?
/J