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Hello, fellas!

Here's a character I've sculpted for MyWay Miniatures, ~33мм size (28мм Heroic Scale):
An ascetic techknight, who took a vow of silence after some gruesome events in his past, seeking revenge and remission...
Production title "A Silent Menace". I'm still trying to come up with a proper name to suit his story and appearance.
Currently this miniature is out for casting. Will be available for purchase later, when his brethren will join him (a few more characters to fit the theme which are in production).

I really like the details on this figure, especially the shield. The quilted interior section is especially nice.

I love the attention to detail, and the design style. Hes a perfect blend of medieval warrior, and tech priest .

Yeah, that guy is really nice! Great techno-steampunk feel to him, he'd make a great Inquisitoral Crusader or Knight Princes's bodyguard.

Love the chain-shield

That's a neat little mini.

Thank you for your attention, fellow Dakkanauts!
I also want to make a Scythe for him as a second weapon option (imo goes well the theme - such a silent grim death...). Not sure how it will fit his pose though.

 ishkatar wrote:
Thank you for your attention, fellow Dakkanauts!
I also want to make a Scythe for him as a second weapon option (imo goes well the theme - such a silent grim death...). Not sure how it will fit his pose though.

He's holding his sword a bit too horizontally for a scythe to look good in the exact same pose I think. It'd work if his arm was just rotated a bit, then it'd look pretty good I reckon.

vundere wrote:
He's holding his sword a bit too horizontally for a scythe to look good in the exact same pose I think. It'd work if his arm was just rotated a bit, then it'd look pretty good I reckon.

I've been thinking about making a two-handed Scythe with a different set of arms, holding it in front of the chest diagonally from right foot to support the dynamic of the pose, as he steps forward charging a swing. But this imbalance the composition a bit from the front. An overhead strike might work, I guess. Should play a bit with it. May be he doesn't need a second weapon set at all... Yet I want to make a cool techno-grotesque Scythe anyway