Not a miniature that is available any longer, unfortunately. This 54mm (or more accurately 1/32 scale) Klingon Warrior is a resin miniature that was made by MMI. Unfortunately, they no longer trade - I picked this chap up on ebay. The base is from Miniature Heroes, although I have embelished it a little with some freehand ;)
Not my best paintwork ever, nor my best sculpting (some of the resin bitswere damaged needed serious GS work) - but I'm just really happy to have a painted Klingon! :D
Your comments are most welcome, too :)
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[img]http://www.azaleanempire.co.uk/images/sci-fi/1-32Klingon/Klingon3.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.azaleanempire.co.uk/images/sci-fi/1-32Klingon/Klingon4.jpg[/img]
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Very nice
Very nice Keeper,
personally I would have gone for a little more black ink wash and another level of highlighting on the face. Blade is a little too silver for me too. I usually paint these MP Chainmail (or GW Boltgun metal) and highlight with GW chainmail.
But a fine job.
Ta
Thanks Phil :) I think I'll incorporate your suggestions into my next Klingon, as I've got another one of these chaps to do! :D
you're welcome
It may be the photo, but I find the colour of the batlef grip and weapon sheathes distracting since they appear very close to those of his skin. I'd also consider different metalics for the belt weapons -Tamiya Gunmetal, WGF Brazen, MP Blue steel, Bronze etc.
A lot of guys who make Klingon weapons use titanium and that gets some really interesting multicoloured hues if you treat it a certain way.
Mmmmm Bronze
Yeah, Bronze might be a good idea. It seem to have a very Klingon feel to it - at least to me.
Of course, since the grip on the Bat'leth is made from the skin of a vanquished foe, it is very similar in colour to his! ;) But I could consider having the next one vanquish a Gorn, instead :D
But the tanning process
But the tanning process would darken or lighten the skin! Personally I'd just give that a wash of your chosen type.
I believe the Disruptors in the original star trek were a goldie-bronze colour
Klingon Tech
Yeah, I think it might be the original disruptor colour I half remembered when you mentioned bronze!
But the binding are double tanned - first to darken, then to lighten the skin ;)