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Chem Specialist

Hello, fans of thick thighs and fishnets!
Just a very small painting update here. I painted this Chem Specialist miniature for a painting competition hosted by Zombiezeit.

Its just quickly done using the Slapchop technique, which is slowly becoming my favourite, really.

The mini itself is from Across The Realms.

I will use it maybe for Grimdark Future Firefight by onepagerules or Space Station Zero from Snarling Badger Studios.

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