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Very nice figures, thanks for sharing.
Serious question; is Raegan a figure that you would want to paint before constuction?
This is a thing that I have recently tried with the heads for Warlords Bolt Action figures. I believe that it has helped up my painting game.
I just wondered if paint before you make is a thing, or super situational?
it depends on both your style of painting and the miniature, I know some people who are of the opinion if you can’t reach it with a brush then it’s not meant to be painted so it is all glued primed and anything that isn’t painted remains black.
I always dry fit models and see if they are going to be accessible for painting before I glue them together if I feel like it’s a model I want to spend my time over.
The downside of that is that it will often take a little longer to paint and then you end up covering work. For Raegan I would probably leave the arms off but keep the bum and legs on as they don’t prevent access to the rest of the miniature
Its interesting what you would attach Raegan’s legs before painting him/it(?) up.
I think that I would have chosen to paint the bum and legs on sprue so I could have clear access to the cloak. Hoping that quicker paint times with greater access could offset the additional faffing about with tidying up after final construction.
Anyway, thank you for your reply.
I guess its all down to a mix between, painter style and appropriate opportunity.
Or as my gran would have said, horses for courses.
I don’t know if it comes across in the video but the cloak spirals so the legs and butt aren’t in the way, but yes definitely six of one, half a dozen of the other
fabulous looking figures for players especially if the loved willow the wisp many moons ago.
Lovely set of minis, but not for me, but I can see Free getting them and doing a really lovely paint scheme.
They look very nice, looking through the site I came across Boris the Bunny Summoner and his murder bunnies, I had to order that!