This is the translucent Bones version of Reaper's "Ghostly Summons" (3395) figure. I didn't originally intend on painting it, but it just seemed naked without any paint.
This one was a little difficult: The facial features were tiny and hard to find on the translucent plastic; there were a lot of limbs to look for (and I was trying to paint the women without getting any paint on the mists part of the figure); and, unlike most of the other Bones figures, there were a couple mold lines I had to carefully cut away.
But the figure is finished, and it looks nice. Not sure what Jeff will do with it, if anything; maybe he can use it to distract his players while he sets up something mean and ugly for them to fight (during D&D.)
Update: This translucent figure (as well as the metal version) is actually for sale individually now at Reaper. It is No. 77095.
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ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting looking mini, I think you've done a great job there. Perhaps I should have paid more attention during the bones kickstarter.
ReplyDeleteAmazing sculpts, and a great combination of painted and translucent elements in the final product. I like the warm, ruddy fleshtones conrasting the jade-like clear resin. This one really is unique.
ReplyDeleteThat is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteNailed the flesh and the shading. Beautiful stuff.
ReplyDeleteIt would sit nicely in any classic art collection
ReplyDeleteGreat effect.
ReplyDeleteTony
Looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Dean
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought to paint them up with fleshtones, but that looks fantastic!
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