Speedpainting for all of this. Less than 16 hours total, which comes out to about an hour per mini. Lots of Contrast/Speedpaint was involved. most everything except for the bases really.
Anakin, Rex, 501st Clone Troopers
Ahsoka, Bo Katan, Mandalorians
Count Dooku, Jango Fett, Magnaguards
Ventriss, Kalani (super tactical droid), B1 Battle Droids
And the custom War-ganizer 3.0 I printed to hold them:
From “Anime Dungeons” painted mostly with speed paints. Face and skin done normally. Metal bits done with new Speedpaints 2.0 metallics that I picked up. I’m a fan.
Jade Regent, from Reaper’s Pathfinder line
Finishing off a mini I started a while back. Experimenting with using a metallic base coat with Contrast-style paints.
Painted this guy similar to the Teutonic Knight of Justice pattern (green). Standard Military Orders colors except for the cloak and gold bits. Cloak was MSP Jungle Moss and S75 Field Gray. Gold was IIRC Valeros Gold. Sword was GSW Mystic Gold with green ink towards the hilt.
This model is from Shining Heroes by Ignition Core Games. As with all of Ignition Core’s stuff, the sculptor is Heriberto Valle Martinez. I like the sculpt, but I just couldn’t get in the mood for this mini for some reason, and ended up phoning a lot of it in to call her done.
Back to Military Orders for a little bit, painting up Joan 1.0 so I don’t have to use the 2.0 sculpt when I play her. It was nice to get back to painting faces for a bit, even if hers was tiny. It is also fun to paint that extremely yellow sort of blond that suits anime-inspired characters. MSP Sun Yellow with a bit of Oiled Leather for the hair. S75 skin colors for the face. Everything else Military Orders standard.
Most of the stuff I’ve painted recently has mostly just gotten to the “good enough” point, but I’m actually happy with how Dart came out. The yellow on the hoodie is fluorescent so it’s even more vibrant in person. Pro Acryl Translucent White really helped with the smooth blending of the black and white cloth.
Ended up giving this guy some patches of non-blue on the shoulders, waist, hands and antenna. Definitely broke up the vast swaths of blue metal in a good way.
I am not very pleased with how he came out. I think I just wanted him to be done so I sped up some steps and and the overall result is fine, but not up to the quality of the other Knight Hospitallers
Pleased with the freehand. Black, grey and dark blue make for a less interesting mini than I would have liked.
Wicked Paintah 