Bugbear w/Axe&Bladed Gauntlet : HERMIT INN Unpainted Kit Non-scale HM010
Unpainted kit by HERMIT INN, non-scale (approx. 1:56-1:58, equivalent to 28mm table battle figure)
Product Specifications" 1 metal miniature included (with 1 x 40mm round base*)
Design" Kevin Adams
*This product contains lead (heavy metal). Please be careful not to inhale the powder produced during cutting and polishing, and wash your hands after touching. *Please be careful not to inhale the powder produced during cutting and polishing.
Assembly is required. Please use instant adhesives for bonding. Actual product is unpainted.
Actual product is not painted. Water-based acrylic paint is recommended for painting. ** The actual product is not painted.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
A bugbear armed with a large axe and small hands with blades. He wears a vest of lamellar armor and a circular torso pad. His weapons and armor are poor and a bit ragged compared to those of his master and mother.
Ramera armor is armor made of small bill kozane (ramera) tied together with string, which can be leather, wood, or metal. It means that the material can be changed depending on what color it is finished with. Some of the tacks on the small bills have already popped off. I wouldn't say they don't care, but they probably don't even notice.
A mighty axe. No human, or even an orc, could lift it alone. If it were this huge, it would easily cut through sheet metal armor or even an armored gateway. The rough surface tells of its poor workmanship.
In left hand is a bladed gauntlet (braided gauntlet), a blade or yaba kote-go tetsu that combines armor and a weapon. It is quite damaged by the enemy's attacks. This bugbear is a bit smaller (i.e., a bit younger) than the other one. However, this young Bugbear is about the size of a troll. He should be more than a formidable opponent.
To achieve a dramatic pose, the figure is divided into three parts: body, axe and wrists, and blade small hands and wrists. The height of the figure will exceed 40mm, so a 40mm base will be attached. For advice on how to process the base, assembly examples, and painting methods, please refer to the "Paint Encyclopedia Step-Up Guide: Bugbear".
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Product Specifications" 1 metal miniature included (with 1 x 40mm round base*)
Design" Kevin Adams
*This product contains lead (heavy metal). Please be careful not to inhale the powder produced during cutting and polishing, and wash your hands after touching. *Please be careful not to inhale the powder produced during cutting and polishing.
Assembly is required. Please use instant adhesives for bonding. Actual product is unpainted.
Actual product is not painted. Water-based acrylic paint is recommended for painting. ** The actual product is not painted.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
A bugbear armed with a large axe and small hands with blades. He wears a vest of lamellar armor and a circular torso pad. His weapons and armor are poor and a bit ragged compared to those of his master and mother.
Ramera armor is armor made of small bill kozane (ramera) tied together with string, which can be leather, wood, or metal. It means that the material can be changed depending on what color it is finished with. Some of the tacks on the small bills have already popped off. I wouldn't say they don't care, but they probably don't even notice.
A mighty axe. No human, or even an orc, could lift it alone. If it were this huge, it would easily cut through sheet metal armor or even an armored gateway. The rough surface tells of its poor workmanship.
In left hand is a bladed gauntlet (braided gauntlet), a blade or yaba kote-go tetsu that combines armor and a weapon. It is quite damaged by the enemy's attacks. This bugbear is a bit smaller (i.e., a bit younger) than the other one. However, this young Bugbear is about the size of a troll. He should be more than a formidable opponent.
To achieve a dramatic pose, the figure is divided into three parts: body, axe and wrists, and blade small hands and wrists. The height of the figure will exceed 40mm, so a 40mm base will be attached. For advice on how to process the base, assembly examples, and painting methods, please refer to the "Paint Encyclopedia Step-Up Guide: Bugbear".
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