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Not Everything Green Is a Salamander

We got a small but very relatable painting update from Wilini this week: just some solid progress shots, followed immediately by the classic hobby moment where green armour triggers one very specific association.

End3r looked at the mini and dropped the verdict: “Salamander on a horse!”

Wilini was quick to answer that not everything green is a Salamander — which, honestly, is fair — but also admitted that there was some truth to that read. And yeah, we can see it too.

It is always fun when a paint scheme starts giving off strong faction energy even if that was not necessarily the whole plan. Sometimes a color just carries a lot of Warhammer baggage with it, and green definitely does that.

Here is the progress so far:

Work in progress miniature, front view

The model is already looking really promising, with that rich green doing most of the heavy lifting for the overall character. Even without a long breakdown of the recipe, it is one of those schemes that immediately catches the eye.

And here is another angle:

Work in progress miniature, side view

We love these little in-progress shares because they capture a very real part of the hobby: showing something mid-way, getting instant reactions, and then defending our paint choices like they were part of a grand artistic manifesto. In this case, the defense was simple: green does not automatically mean Salamanders. Even if… well… sometimes it kind of does.

Anyway, a fun little update, and we are definitely curious to see where Wilini takes this one next.