Often with larger Warhammer miniatures, they include a couple of smaller figures. They are usually light on detail, and I suspect it is just cheaper for them to stamp out a sheet with them on it, than to customize for each box. As a result, you often get these little extras. Sometimes I save them for other set pieces, but this time I decided to paint them as stand alones.
First up was a very tiny blue dragon. Here it is, in all its baby glory:
And here from the back:
For some reason, Warhammer also gave me the figure of a bird, which was even more of an odd match. I did some research online and the closest bird I could find matching the figure's general profile was the ibis, so I painted it as one:
And again, from the rear. You can see in these close ups the relative lack of detail, but I did my best with highlighting and shading to put some value into these pretty basic figs.
Both of these are very small, measuring no higher than half an inch.Next up - a dryad! I'm looking forward to that one, but I doubt it will be finished so quickly.

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