Mostly on target this week with a fun bonus, so no time to lose!
First up we have
Nazeera Bloodraven and
Damaris Duskwarden from Reaper. Nazeera is in the typical soft bones white plastic while Damaris is in a weird pseudo-bones black light colored but stiff plastic that we saw in some of the Bones 4 figs. Neither of these molds is particularly good and Damaris had way too many mold lines going over way too many buckles. I'm not 100% sure about her "angry vampire hunting pilgrim" energy and I didn't start painting her with any kind of plan otherwise her vest would be a better non-leather color. I'm not sure I sold any of her leather bits but I was kind of in a hurry to finish. Also, why so many stinkin' buckles? On the other hand, I think Nazeera is a vampire which I thought about not at all when I set up this shot. I did some shading on her armor with
Ghost Tints but I don't think it came out all that well. I was feelin' the red eyes, tho.
Next up we have
Vonsalay Half Orc Wizard,
Amalya Tabaxi Monk, and
Callie Female Rogue. The outter gals are in bones white soft plastic while Amalya is a print from DnD is a Woman who we've seen before way back in
week 10 of last year. It's probably also obvious that I forgot to take a back shot of these gals but I am far too lazy to go back and re-shoot (I did get two versions of their fronts, tho). Both Callie and Vonsalay have very soft molds with very lousy mold lines so I did what I could and ultimately landed somewhere workable. I desatured Vonsalay's dress on purpose so we wouldn't get any Christmas Ork action so I'm happy about that. I also didn't plan her paint job so the cloak is a questionable color choice. For Amalya I finally got my dark point but her normal fur-tone was darker than I probably wanted. I started with a different scheme in mind so the theme throughout this week's entries is "I should have planned better." So I got that goin' fro me.
2025 finished mini counter: 56, 2025 specific figs remaining: 84
