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First, the only finished model of the bunch, Clover. Lovely model, spent hours wet blending his coat (the lighting kind of washes out most of the detail on him, sadly, especially the stuff on his coat). I did encounter a problem with him though, when I accidentally used white primer for his shirt instead of white. So it looks kind of thick on there.




Next up, a WIP of The Colonel. Mostly finished, except his boots and pants need to be touched up quite a bit, and I need to attach the big plume of flame that will make the source lighting make sense.



After that, Iosara. Not to happy with how this one came out. The leather on its legs looks perfect, but the skin just looks too thick, and the arms just look bad. It's still a WIP, since I need to finish the scabbards it has, but for the most part, it's done.


Dark Cheshire. Really happy with how he's working out so far. I like painting dark skin.



Lastly, Kujaku Hime. Wonderful model, but very difficult. She's got a lot of work to go. And I definetly need to fix her left eye.

Looking good. I bought the basic sets a long time ago. They are just a bit too small and detailed for me to paint. I wouldnt do them justice.

I like the face on kujaku hime the best. Clover is looking good but the lighter colors are looking a little patchy, if you could smooth them out somehow they wouldnt look as out of place next to his coat.
kujaku and cheshire's brighter and more colorful pallets bring out their details more and I wish there was a way to get some of that on the colonel but i know anyone wearing anything bright in les jeger is likely to get kicked out.

To be fair, with the Colonel's reputation for authority, he could probably go to work in hot pink and still be taken seriously.

As for Clover, he looks a lot better in real life. For some reason, the lamp is washing out all of the detail on him (the jacket looks even better). His shirt is kind of bad, but the rest of him isn't nearly as bad as the photograph presents.