It's been a while since I took pics, but I have been busy.
Kinda in a groove right now. A little less this week due to a kids birthday, but I am slowy getting through my collection.
Unfortunatly this has eroded my impulse controll and had me order wave 3 as well.
I'm just having fun with these bright colours. Hope I keep it up.I'm planning on painting more than just masters of the universe this year.
Orko was painted in just one afternoon which was amazingly refreshing. I love the design of this character. It's goofy and playfull, but I feel it's just hits some undefined sweetspot.
Man-at-Arms.
Man, I wanted this figure as a kid, but I just never got around to owning a lot of MotU as a kid.
It was a great model to paint. All those bright colours. I tried to make sure they didn't clash to much. Meaning I used the blue (which i had already mixed with white) as a shade for the green, the green as a shade for the orange and used the same yellow as a highlight for the orange and green. I really love hoe the mace turned out.
Beastman.
I honestly didn't really like painting his fur. The yellow highlights where a bit of a ^$&2.
Apart from that he was fun. I like the pose and the blue pops.
Sorceress
Time for the ladies. She looks a bit cross eyed. Can't get it fixed and you don'd see it unless you really get close.
I'm very pleased with the white. It looks as clean as it should. The rest of the colours pop as well.
I love the model and the pose and I just think it looks striking in colour. Perhaps my favorite so far.
Teela
Always one of my favorite characters as a kid. I have a thing for warrior woman, starting at a very young age I guess.
There was a bit of a disconnect in my head when I saw the model, as it is way more based on the toy than the cartoon and those two itterations have some big differences in design. The cartoon version has more of a brownish tint to it's armour which, in the toy, came back more in the snake armour than the rest of the costume. I wanted both to be represented so I compromised a bit and painted the top of her armour in brown, highlighting with orange.
Also pretty sure I figured out why she wasn't in the core box as I am now painting Evil-Lyn. Both have exactly the same armour. Obviously based on the toys, where they wanted to limit the ammount of expensive moulds they needed to make.
This might feel a bit weird, coming in the same box of mini's, even if it is the right choice for the model design