Deathripper, Cryx Bonejackfrom Privateer Press |
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I've had these guys for a long time, they came with the first batch of Warmachine minis I got. Put them off for so long because I'm not a huge fan of the material.
The quality and detail were pretty good. However, the material is a very hard plastic, harder even than Mantic Games' minis, which is saying something. It was not easy to work with at all.
Assembly:
Kind of a paint. The head parts were a little awkward.Thanksfully these didn't have too many pieces, like other Privateer Press minis, but I still feel like they require more time than is necessary on to assemble and clean them.
Mould lines were not easy to remove.
Paint:
Primed with Badger Stynlrez primer, brushed on.Miniature painted purley in oils. Mostly Winsor & Newton Winton line, with Gamblin silver as a "metal medium" for all the metal parts.
Took a couple hours to paint the oils, then left for a few days to dry.
Wanted to try for both a green and blue engine core, with the appropriate reflections on the metal.
Sealed with some matt varnish from Reaper Miniatures.