Michael J. Tresca reviewed:
Bones Fly Demon Miniature ReaperThis review is from: Bones Fly Demon Miniature Reaper (Toy)
Continuing my plan to paint demons as colorfully as possible, I decided the fly demon should be bright blue. The demon is clearly patterned after the chasme, who has gradually changed from a cartoony-looking fly-man to a fly with human-like arms. This has carried over to D&D miniatures, which waffles between portraying a chasme as a drab gray fly monster with closed wings to a bright blue critter with transparent wings. I don't like either of them -- Reaper's fly demon is much better.
I used a mix of blues and purples as the base, a blue shade, bright yellow for the eyes, and a blue drybrush. The base has some interesting detail as well, including bits and pieces of skulls. Overall, a great sculpt.
I used a mix of blues and purples as the base, a blue shade, bright yellow for the eyes, and a blue drybrush. The base has some interesting detail as well, including bits and pieces of skulls. Overall, a great sculpt.
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