Damsels of Darkmyre's Allison (WARNING: don't click for those allergic to cheesecake)

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**heartserenade**

So I did some work with Damsels of Darkmyre. They sent me their Allison figure (plus two more. You guys are awesome!) and I painted it up for them. Here are the results!

Had a great time painting her up. She's such a nice model to paint.

If you want to look at more of my works, you can check my gallery or go to my painting blog thread, where I discuss the process of my work more!

**killykavekommando**

Nice, what scale was that in?

**heartserenade**

I think 30mm? It looks like a tall supermodel if you compae it with 28mm Infinity figures. It can fit well with 28mm, just imagine her as being taller than an average female.

**Ailaros**

Neat. Did you modify the base, or just paint it in an interesting way?

**heartserenade**

Well I wouldn't call it modify. i just added greenstuff, flattened it then painted it.

**killykavekommando**

Great job especially then! Getting all of those details would have been a lot easier in 54mm, so I applaud you at your success.

**Enigwolf**

I like the highlights on the leather of the corset. It really punches out the feeling of "yes, this is leather".

**Jimsolo**

Great paintjob, LOVE the hair. That being said, not a huge fan of the pants. (Not the paintjob, the sculpt. I think they might ride too low? Not sure what it is about them...)

Also, never heard the term cheesecake before. I assume it's the opposite of beefcake. Great stuff!

**Enigwolf**

Jimsolo wrote:
Great paintjob, LOVE the hair. That being said, not a huge fan of the pants. (Not the paintjob, the sculpt. I think they might ride too low? Not sure what it is about them...)

Also, never heard the term cheesecake before. I assume it's the opposite of beefcake. Great stuff!

Yeah, it's the sculpt... On closer inspection it looks as though it's riding low even though it's above the pelvic bone level, but I think the entire pelvic bone is just a little... "too tall".

**Dreadclaw69**

Looks like a great sculpt, with an equally impressive matching paint job. Nicely done. I wasn't familiar with this range before, were they kickstarter only, or on general release?

**Jimsolo**

Yeah, on second look I think the pants don't look too low as much as they look like the girl is wearing pants too small for her.

Nevertheless, excellent paint work!

**Cave_Dweller**

She's great, really cool model, gotta check that line out!

**Enigwolf**

Jimsolo wrote:
Yeah, on second look I think the pants don't look too low as much as they look like the girl is wearing pants too small for her. Nevertheless, excellent paint work!

Yeah, it's the sculpt, not the painter. Paintjob is excellent.

**Scipio Africanus**

Upscale girl
She's been living in her 30 scale world
I bet she never had a 28 scale guy
I bet her sculpter never told her why

**Enigwolf**

Scipio Africanus wrote:

Upscale girl
She's been living in her 30 scale world
I bet she never had a 28 scale guy
I bet her sculpter never told her why

This made me crack up.

**heartserenade**

That made me lol.

Although the rest of the range is 28 mm (I think). They gave me some free stuff and both are 28mm.