77116, Colossal Skeleton "Sugar Skull Painting Contest entry"
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By Metalchaos
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By Peithetairos
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Rhianna is based on Reaper Miniatures Avatar of Resilience. I changed quite a bit about the miniature to fit the urban fantasy theme: New weapons, including a scratch-build pump gun, pants, leather straps across the chest and more.
I had lots of fun converting this mini and painting her was also a good, if challenging experience. Pink is not usually a colour I choose, but here it really works. I used Kimera Colours Magenta with a bit of The White as a base colour. That was crazy vibrant, so I desaturated it with some grey. For the shadows I mixed some Purple into the Magenta which really helped to make it pop. Finally, highlights were applied using a baby pink.
I had trouble getting the right look for the Juicy logo, but ended up using metallics for it. Micro dots failed and had to be painted over again.
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How do you go about sequin, glitter or fake 'crystals' on miniatures? What is your favourite recipe for pink?
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By Metalchaos
Hey everyone, I completed another one Yesterday. Some more orange... on a completely different model. She reminded me of Red Sonja so I decided to paint her hair fiery red.
This is 02759, Dena the Barbarian sculpted by Dennis Mize.
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By Rob Dean
I finished up the two figures on the left this weekend, and the other one last month (although I didn’t post a picture at the time).
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By Metalchaos
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