Hi everyone
Yesterday I took on a new job.
The miniature is the same as the previous work from Day Break Miniatures on a scale of about 48 mm. Here we will see the warlike Orc girl.
On the set, he decided to depict part of the ruins of the wall, made like all stones, the floor is made of construction foam.




Imitation of small pebbles crumbs from the wall is sand. There is also a part of large natural stones. but they are hidden under the stove.



The leaves were made from a natural product. Stocked up on leaflets and soaked it in glycerol. Thus, he saved them from drying and decaying.



Then everything is primed using an airbrush. As usual used Airbrush Thinner and black paint from Vallejo.



I will give a day to completely dry the soil and take up oil painting.
Thank you for your attention and all your goodness

I hurried with a fire.
I had to pick out part of the base and make crystals.

Amazing start, i do like the idea of purple for the flesh...

Thank you Smith

The crystals are ready.
He took up the figure itself tightly.
In the process...

Ok, wow, some seriously brilliant color. This is some impressive work, Konig!

Thanks Steve

I returned to work on the miniature.
All the time was spent painting the icon of the Savior
He made sketches of metal, the image of the face of the helmet in gold.

Nice work so far. Good to see some non-historic/non-military miniatures here.
Looking forward to see more. Will you use those crystals as lightsource for an OSL on the miniature?

Hello
Thanks for the comment.
This is my second work in the direction of fantasy. For yourself, this is a variety, plus you can play with color. And I noticed that here they prefer more in historical miniature
Yes, of course these crystals are for the base. They complement the foundation well.

The process is nearing completion

Completed

Thank's Kevin.