This was my second real print and I really enjoyed painting it, the simplicity really reminds me of older figures from a certain big company. Just enough detail to give character without overcomplicating a rank and file figure. I lost some detail on the toes, and I think a loose floor board caused a printer shake and a visible line on the shield, but that's all my end, because washes worked perfectly everywhere else.

A great introduction to 3D printing and a (re)introduction to painting small figures. Enough details for washes to work well without the model becoming too busy. The line on the shield is from a nudged printer I think, not the model, the shield has great but subtle sculpted damage on it instead.

I wanted to paint a miniature that one would find in a Harryhausen movie. I think I kind of pulled it off. I am the first to admit I am just and an average painter. I subscribe to the arm length rule. Does the miniature look good at arms length? Yes, good enough for me.