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Thanks! This ones not for Warhammer, just something to paint.

Trying different poses out.

And finished it.

Lovely. Your use of gradients is superb. So smooth!

Putting up great stuff as always, FF. She's a beaut.

Yes, your painting skill makes the pic look like a digital render instead of an actual photo - I am blown away.

I'm still alive! Working on a musician presently. I thought to make the arms modular for more variety, but now I have these fussy little joints to adjust.
The cloth/tabard things need to be quite a bit bigger, I think.

Finished.

Lovely!

Thanks!

I've been reworking the succubi I made, making the arms modular and two slightly different body/head parts for each, and much bigger and messier ponytails. These are all the third one, with mirroring it adds quite a bit of variation.
Now I'm in the process of painting them.

They look great. With the potential variation in pony tails as well, you could easily fill out a whole unit with just that model without easily telling they are all based on the same base model. Great work.

These are absolutely lovely

Finishing up the outfits. Just the ponytails/hair, pauldrons and bases and I'll be done. I'm on the fence about painting the spikes silver.

Finished this one.
Mistakes were made. If they're going to be used in a game, then the ponytails and arms really ought to be pinned.
Modeled in Blender, printed on a phrozen sonic mini 4k in epax grey at .02 layer height.

.stl available at https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-135136

Another work in progress, working on supports now.

Always a pleasure to see your work, both in modelling and painting

Thank you.
The first test print of this one came out nicely.

Some progress painting this one.
I've started using contrast paints for building up shadows, they're growing on me.

Finished with this one!
It's at https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-135898 if you want to print it.

Looking great again. Your prints are always so smooth. Do you use AA, or do you have some kind of post printing alchemy?

Anti-aliasing, grey level 2, and tiny sanding sticks.

Printed and painted some models for D&D over the last couple of weeks. Working on a modular dungeon using the openlock system atm.
The Kobolds are from https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-lizardfolk-warrior-tribe-set-kobold-minion-reptile-folk-soldier-draconic-lizard-186455
And the spider is from https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-free-giant-spider-131963

Working on a Kingdom Death model now, for their painting contest.




I made a base in Blender and printed it out. The scale of the roses is a little wonky so I'll probably have to rework it.

A little progress.

Attempt #1

Holy gak this is terrible.

Attempt #2

Goddamn.

Finished the base, at least!

Working on the metals now, so I started putting it together to place the lights.

Putting it together I had a few problems.
I had masked the joints of the head, hair and cloak when I first primed, but after striping and starting over, I forgot to replace them...
Anyway, not much left to do before this is finished, just some tedious cleaning up and pushing the highlights a bit further.

Finished this, finally.

Painting an Ogre team now for Blood Bowl.
Designed and printed some base toppers to go with them, and I'm working on a few other details to add.
My goal is to have them finished by this Sunday.