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Author Topic: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol (Maximoff twins and more added)  (Read 2586 times)

Offline The Voivod

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I'm gonna try and make more updates about my own work.
This year I have thus far been focussing on Masters of the Universe: Battleground.

I've found the cartoony painting style and flashy colours really suit me and, with the announcement of some of my favourite x-men on the horizon, I'm pretty eager to return to Crisis Protocol
I've had a lot of models lying about and first prepped some x-men.
I also ordered a bunch of new stuff and have been snipping and glueing the past week.

These I finished some weeks ago and I'm currently finishing of another.
Just some quick pics I took, forgive the rough background.

I was of two minds about Collosus. A wonderfull character and awesome model, but his organic steel body was intimidatinf to paint, especially in NMM.
I do think I pulled it of, once again. I might be getting the hang of it.
He is now proudly looking over his little snowflake, my absolute favourite fictional character Magik, amongst my painted collection.



Rogue. The explosion does stand out in the miniature cabinet. It was fun to paint, just wetblending some inks.
So much fun I did it twice even, since Daeothar kindly pointed out I had the yellow and reds the wrong way round.  :?
I thought it looked of, but I couldn't lay my finger on it.
She was fun to paint, but there's something about her face that makes her look a bit more puffy than I'd liked. I wasn't sure it was mostly the sculpt and at some point just accepted it.



I think at some point I'll try and make pics of the rest of my collection. I have painted some since the game has released. Maybe at some point I'll even try and get some games in.  :D


« Last Edit: May 12, 2024, 07:06:17 PM by The Voivod »
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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol
« Reply #1 on: May 08, 2023, 06:48:12 AM »
Don't you know who I am?!!!!!

God, I did not enjoy that meme. Hated it more when it showed up in X-men 3.

One more finished this weekend.
I enjoy painting the big muscles, but the big brown area's where a bit of a slog.
He does look nice and imposing, though.
I liked how they gave Juggy his own distinct base, but felled it was a bit empty so I added a coluurfull newspaper at his feet for a bit of colour. It's headline is actually about the x-men, but completely unreadable.
It's the thought that counts?




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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol (Juggernaut added)
« Reply #2 on: June 11, 2023, 07:54:44 PM »

Emma Frosts? Emmas Frost? Emmas Frosts? White Queens! White is painted with vallejo xpress and it worked a treat. Undilluted on the crystal version was a bit much, but dilluted on the OG version, that counts, was near perfect. This is the cleanest white I've ever done on a model.

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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol (Goddess of Hellfire added)
« Reply #3 on: June 12, 2023, 10:15:56 AM »
That white really shines indeed; very nice!  8)
Miniatures you say? Well I too, like to live dangerously...
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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol (Goddess of Hellfire added)
« Reply #4 on: July 14, 2023, 10:30:19 AM »
Juggernaut (assuming that's his name - not up to speed, if you'll excuse the pun) has come out particularly well.
great paint-jobs.

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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol
« Reply #5 on: August 27, 2023, 10:13:09 AM »
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Don't you know who I am?!!!!!

He has put on a bit of weight since playing for Wimbledon, though the tactics remain similar.

Nice work on all of them.

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Re: The Voivod does Marvel Crisis Protocol (Goddess of Hellfire added)
« Reply #6 on: April 16, 2024, 10:20:45 PM »
It's been a while, but I have finished some models. I also have better camera, making it easier to take decent pics, so I'm planning on posting a bit of a backlog with each new update, making it a bit more interesting than a single model each time.


Sentinel Prime was a slog. Trying to really go for a nmm effect on such a huge model, with me pretty new to the technique, I got burned out on it quite a few times and it was not good for my painting mojo, during a bit of a rough personal time.
I looooove how it turned out. It's super-imposing. I just hope I have more of a grasp on the technique for his two little brothers.
It took me a while before I varnished the model due to the weather amongst other things.


So, the first go, trying my white recipe that worked well on the White Queen, was a bit of a disaster. Wilson Fisk, AKA the Kingpin, had been sitting on my paint station for quite a while. A short time ago I bought some new paints I never used, amongst them a very light gray. As I was working on another project, I noticed how good the coverage of the gray was, but still very lightt and I picked Kingpin up as an experiment for a good big white surface. I got in the groove and ended up painting the rest of him over the weekend. I don't think I ever had this much fun with so much white on a model and am looking forward to a few more.


I did Mister Sinister a while ago. I don't really recall a lot about the project, except I really liked painting the pod and the smoke a lot.



Moooooodoooook (you are required by law to only speak his name in a loud and nasaly voice).
This is not a character I really like. I always found him more goofy than intimidating.
And that's why it was such a fun project. Just so different from anything else I ever painted. He's just unique and I love him now.



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They all look great!  8)

But I'm particularly partial to Fisk; the white is looking splendid!

As for sculpts and movement, I like Mister Sinister the best; it really tells a story and your painting complements it really well :)

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WOW!!!! Absolutely stunning work!!!  BRAVO!!!!
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Thanks for the kind words. I had a productive few days and got some more of this range done as well, namely the Maximoff siblings.
I thought they'd be some nice an easy addtions and I was mostly right. I struggled a bit with Wanda, the Scarlet Witch. I had put her completely together and the magickal swirls aroudn her are fiddly and move all aver the place. Things where better when I removed her and painted her on with her feet pinnen on a stick. It took me some time to get the pink right. I tried shading it with the red, trying to get as few colours as possible on the model, but ended up shading both colours with purple insteadn





Quicksilver was a breeze, especially with my new white technique. Bit more care on the hair and the explosion was some drybrushing.



Now for some models I never had come around to photografing yet.I believe the new lore is Magneto isn't the Maximoff father. In my experience they always where heroes. I'm not youg enough to remember there career in his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. I disliked painting the pieced of junk that came with Magneto, seeing as they are nothing but game pieces, but the character hiimself is iconic and I think the sculpt captures him perfectly/



I mostly painted darkstar as it was a character with a black and yellow and I had Blob on my painting table as well. Felled like an easy way to get an extra model done. Pretty straithforward, Darkstar and het team where fantastic antagonist. While they where often on opposite ends of the main heroes, you couldn't help but feel they where mostly heroes in their own right, with noble purpose even if they opposed your favorites.



Fred Dukes. The Brotherhood I grew up with had him as a stable character, cross and not to smart, but he did show some serious humanity in the books, as he was definitly one who took care of his friends.



Among them Pyro, his pall from down under, pyro was a fun character to paint. Nice and bright, exactly what I like painting it seems.



Finely the mad Titan himself. I can't paint myself to paint his throne. It just seemed like such a sorry attempt to make the box way more epensive than it needed to be. But he is probably the Iconic Marvel villain and lots of fun to paint. I honeslty think this is the model that pushed my NMM to the next level. I'v e done better since, but I had a hard time calling it quits on him as I was enjoying the yellow som much.



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Looking good again!

I especially like the NMM on Thanos  8)

 

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