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Hey guys,
this is the first time i really dipped my toes into wet blending and I am pretty pleased with it´s results. Contrary to just edge highlighting (at least the way I did it) the models look clean when you are looking close.
Zerkova is considered one of the worst sculpts in Privateer Press´ repertoire but in my opinion she´s not bad at all.

She is a bit derpy in the face but hey it happens.

The blending on the cloak looks great I like the transitions on the red.

The greys look a bit thick but that could be the light messing with it in the photo.

I actually like Zerkova's face sculpt quite a bit. It has a lot of character.

It's such a shame that Warmachine minis are so awful. You've done a great job with that one.

 Barksdale wrote:
It's such a shame that Warmachine minis are so awful.

A lot of people would disagree with you, y'know. But you have the right to be wrong. Any of the epic cavalry casters completely destroy your argument.

OT: fine version of the most underrated miniatures made by PP.

But I agree that Warmachine minis have to grow on you, at first I thought everything was just awefull but the models are very well made and all you need is to give them some time.

My main problem with Zerkova is that her artwork is so great. She looks menacing, icy and sort of evil on it, the mini has an awful pose.

Thank y´all for all the comments!