WizKids Elf Sorceresses

[Citrine 17776]

These are the Wizkids unpainted pre-primed Elf Sorceresses (SKU WZK72606).  I painted these up in April, just got around to adding basing and taking photos.

For the price I think they are great, but they are definitely not as nicely detailed as the renders.  I decided to paint one up in a druidic color scheme.  I had issues with her face, since the faces are true scale, not heroic.  Not my best face, but its for tabletop, so it will do.  Also her hand didn't have any finger definition, so I painted it as a knitted mitten.

 

 

 

[Dilvish the Deliverer 51057]

these look great.  I've got several of these unpainted WizKids  ones that I need to get back to. You know, after all the other stuff.

[Chaoswolf 115783]

They both look great!

[petrov27 152]

Excellent jobs on those minis - really well done given the soft details etc.

 

They do have some good sculpts in this series - I may be the only one that wishes they would do an alternate release of them for "advanced" enthusiasts where they were cast in resin or metal so they have better, less soft or poor detail/features....

Edited June 23, 2017 by petrov27

[LittleBluberry 35707]

They do look really good, I like the way you shaded the translucent spell effects too.    Did you use regular paint or one of the Tamiya ones or something?  

 

I've got a two-pack of a dwarf mage, I may try stripping the primer from one to see how it looks underneath, the style of the figures isn't bad but the primer seems thick in spots.  You did a great job of making them look good, and at your usual lightning speed, too!  

[SGHawkins09 12953]

Great job on both. I really like what you did with the clear spell effects.

[Citrine 17776]

Thanks all!

 

1 hour ago, LittleBluberry said:

They do look really good, I like the way you shaded the translucent spell effects too.    Did you use regular paint or one of the Tamiya ones or something?  

 

I've got a two-pack of a dwarf mage, I may try stripping the primer from one to see how it looks underneath, the style of the figures isn't bad but the primer seems thick in spots.  You did a great job of making them look good, and at your usual lightning speed, too!  

@LittleBluberry I did use Tamiya orange and yellow on the fireballs, but since I don't have blue of that I used a watered down Reaper blue for the other spell effect.

[Glitterwolf 205262]

Looking Great!!!

[72moonglum 15003]

Every nice! Was it hard to paint around the transluscent plastic?

[Tjrez 1117]

nice job, 

[Citrine 17776]

2 hours ago, 72moonglum said:

Every nice! Was it hard to paint around the transluscent plastic?

@72moonglum I didn't think that was too hard.  The fingers and the spell effects were translucent, I just painted the bottom of the fingers with skin colors, and the lower part of the effect with heavier orange glaze.

[Dr.Bedlam 36111]

Lovely work. I love the translucent spell effects; I just wish I liked the MINIS more.

I'd be fascinated at a study in removing that awful primer and seeing what they look like under there.

[mikem91 1105]

9 hours ago, Dr.Bedlam said:

Lovely work. I love the translucent spell effects; I just wish I liked the MINIS more.

I'd be fascinated at a study in removing that awful primer and seeing what they look like under there.

 

I'd like to see as well.  I'm actually surprised I've not seen a post where someone's done this yet.

[SisterMaryNapalm 8532]

I always envy those beautifully painted eyes. Great work!

[Pochi 11324]

These look great and the mitten cracked me up!