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Finished my Death Jester. Think he looks cool. Some bits I'd want to do better next time.

I think it looks good!

What would you do different in the future? What's really sticking out to you?

Not enough blood, of course.

 Kanluwen wrote:
I think it looks good!

What would you do different in the future? What's really sticking out to you?

The black of his bodysuit is literally just black paint. If it looks highlighted in the picture it's just catching the light.

Some of the edge highlighting on the purple is properly scrappy too. But that's mostly on the back...

I also wimped out of trying some diamonds!

I'm really digging the indigo coat lining. Really eye catching without making it look silly. The whole paint scheme is understated while still maintaining the eye-popping aesthetic of the Harlequins.

Good job on the basing, too!

All around a great model.

Crispy78 wrote:

 Kanluwen wrote:
I think it looks good!

What would you do different in the future? What's really sticking out to you?

The black of his bodysuit is literally just black paint. If it looks highlighted in the picture it's just catching the light.

Some of the edge highlighting on the purple is properly scrappy too. But that's mostly on the back...

I also wimped out of trying some diamonds!

Honestly, I didn't see anything wrong with any of that.

The thing that I figured you were going to say was the snow on the base! I would have made it a bit more patchy compared to just two clumps. Echoing Jim though, you've done an all around great model and should be happy with the results!