Archangeleong’s Infinity The Game Blog

  Liang Kai, Wandering Shaolin Monk Interesting model with lots of different textures to paint.  Crazy amount of detail on that augmented arm required a fair bit of attention.  It's all about that base though giving the model lots of character and a dynamic pose.

  PANOCEANIA WINTER FORCE: Operation Kaldstrom So All the team is Together!  There is something about painting Pamo blue that is very satisfying. I think it must be the mixing of the colour, plus blue is very forgiving to paint in general.The snow was fun to play around with too, but I agonised about how to paint the under colour on the bases.  In the end I chose the cream deck plate colour of my other Pano guys so they would tie in together, which was a bit unusual but it works when you see them side by side.  Overall I painted them close to the studio but added a lot more white to their palette.

Knight of Justice Very Dynamic pose on this lady.  I wanted osl from the sword to be a main feature on the model and I'm fairly pleased with how it turned out.  Overall I tried to match her colour scheme to my Father Knight, as well as do a cleaner division of colours than the quite busy Studio colour scheme.  Also, I imagine that she hails from the Teutonic Knights military order which is why I chose her markings as such. It was tricky model to paint with quite a bit of detail in hard to reach places such as under the cape and behind the arms swinging the sword.  

  Orc Troop (Multi Rifle) Turns out that I like this guy tho most in the Kaldstrom Pano set (always the Orcs).  Quite a bit of freehand and the big white jacket took the longest to paint.  I wanted to paint an orc skull on his face plate, like his Varuna brother and think it turned out pretty cool. When I first did it the face looked so flat, but then I realised it needed highlighting to reflect the curve of the helmet. The Winter Force emblem was very tricky to paint and I'm happy I managed to pull it off OK.

  Infirmarer of Saint Lazarus There were lots of details to get through on this guy that made him a bit taxing to finish. So many pouches and straps, a face that was hard to reach under the cowl, plus all the freehand that designates his Order. So much so that I was too lazy to do any osl on his sword. He turned out OK though.