and other artistic stuff
Here’s some pics of the finished Angel Knight figure!
For this build I mainly used Vallejo Model Air, Game and a few Games Workshop colours.
All is done with some air brushing, fine painting and a lot of dry brushing.
Enjoy! 🙂
I added some skin colour to the face and what I assume is bare legs.
The beast head got some more colour and dry brushing.
The fleece was painted and glued in place, and the head got some more details painted.
Then I glued the figure to the base!
With that I considered the figure done!
I actually adjusted a few minor flaws before taking photos for the final reveal.
This kind of build with a 3D printed figure was new to me, and I enjoyed the end result!
I bought this figure and one more some time ago, but as I don’t have a 3D printer yet, I have to rely on someone else to do it for me. This is the first one that he printed for me, just to see if it was good enough.
Not sure what to expect, and I’ve heard that resin printing would have been better. Anyway here’s the parts I got.
There are two heads and two weapons, and I’ll ask him to print one more so I can do both versions, and maybe also one twice as large.
I’m not used to 3D printed figures, and not entirely sure how to handle all the print lines, and if rendered with resin it becomes better, which I think it does. I scraped and sanded away some of it, but the plastic is very hard to scrape with a knife.
Anyway after some sanding to fit parts, I glued the lower jaw to the head, and then used putty to fill the gap. This gap is the most visible on the entire figure, and will need some more work.
Next I glued the leg and the first wing.
Then the second wing was glued.
It was here that I realized that I should have done things in a slightly different way.
I should have checked the site how it should look more closely. The wings should have been more apart and possibly the sun crest should have been glued before the wings.
I have no debonder and didn’t know at the time that acetone might solve the CA glue, so I’ll leave it as it is, and do the next one better.
After some more work fitting parts, I got every part on the figure glued in place, and everything ready for primer.
For some reason I used gloss black primer.
I primed the wings as well and then started to use different greys to give the wings a base for the dry brushing and painting.
The base and cape/fleece also got some paint.
The wings was masked and then the armor was painted with Vallejo steel.
I then started doing some detail painting with gold and blue metallic.
Next will be skin and I’ll also try some different tones on the metal colours.