Painting pulp heroines for Call of Cthulhu

We stopped playing, but I did lobby with the GM for painted miniatures with a granted bonus in the future. So here's the first batch of painted 3d printed heroines from the early 20th century.

Painting

Prime Wraithbone. I took this opportunity to experiment with some new color schemes, starting with the green/turqoise colors, then looking for complementary colors.

• Dark green cloth (Contrast)
  
• Turqoise cloth (Contrast)
  
• Burgundy cloth (Contrast)
• Coral cloth

That took care of most of the surfaces, and I completed the paintjobs with:

• medium skintone
• Female face
• Red hair
• Blond hair
• Black guns and shoes
• Cold white accesories, shirt, socks
• Medium leather
• metallic belt buckles 
• Shiny gold jewelry

Glasses and magnifying glasses get Aethermatic Blue over Silver.

Base

I couldn't figure out the base for a while, as I can't just put well dressed flappers on woodland terrain. I decided on a simple grey base, standing in as concrete. Fill out the base with grey terrain paste.

Coat Nuln Oil. Drybrush Stonewall Grey.

Finished!