An old work this time: a blue dragon diorama I made eons ago. It was before the time when I learned to use washes. The main techniques I knew back then were dry-brushing and layering. But still, I like this little scene.
The rocks are made of plaster, the sand is real sand glued with white glue to a piece of plywood. The base is custom-made using pine moldings. I used a soldering iron to etch the symbols on wood of the base. The white flag of the oriental warrior is made out of a piece of facial tissue soaked in white glue, then glued to the pole with a drop of super glue (cyanoacrylate glue). The warrior is a miniature from Mithril Miniatures and the dragon is an old miniature by Grenadier (back a few decades ago, when Grenadier was one of my favorite figure manufacturers, this company was producing some of the best dragons miniatures available – but today we have tons and tons of alternatives with the net).
Anyway. Enjoy the pictures!
“Man! I hope blue dragons are vegetarians…”
“I wonder what bearded-ones taste like…”
No sudden move…
MINIONVAULT 
Old or not, still amazingly painted, and wow does this look call in the scene!! So well done! 😀
Thank you!