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Uka, the forest keeper

BySeele01

What is better than spending that beautiful Christmas time with your beloved, hunchback relatives?

Exactly, being all on your own in quiet peace and painting some beautiful miniatures! 😀

Greet Uka, the forest keeper by Bite the Bullet Studio! Uka is also known as the Owlfolk Santa Claus.
Just a regular, quick slapchop paintjob, nothing special. Black basecoat, white drybrush and then Army Painter speedpaints with one or two additional highlights. But enjoyable to paint!

Uka became a gift for a Christmas crib so from now on she will walk by Jesus stable every year! 🙂

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