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B is for Bulette

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By scott | 4:15 PM AKST, Thu December 05, 2019
B is for Bulette--an AD&D toy monster rendered in watercolor.
Photo of a bulette AD&D chinasaur
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Second of that short-lived, incomplete series once attempted (back in 24 October 2011, this time) of Monster Manual monsters in watercolor: monsters of the alphabet. This is the bulette (pronounced boo'lay).

This was the first to use one of the old plastic chinasaur which served as the inspiration for the monster in D&D in the first place as a model for my watercolors. (I freehanded it from the attached specimen.)

Circa 1970s toy plastic figure (made in Hong Kong.)

A is for Anhkheg

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By scott | 7:57 PM AKST, Wed December 04, 2019
A is for Anhkheg--a watercolor of an AD&D monster
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Part of a short-lived (and incomplete) series I once attempted (back in 20 October 2011) of Monster Manual monsters in watercolor: monsters of the alphabet. This is the larval form of the Anhkheg from the 1977 book.

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