'Clix Re-Paints

 I don't often do full repaints of my re-based Heroclix figures, but I wanted these two characters to be new, unique ones designed using the random tables in the new VMF book. 

And so I present Aegis Knight and The Agent. They're pictured here with a rebased, but not repainted, Helspont, because he is so darn cool. 




I painted these using a "double slap chop" method and I am pretty happy with them. I intend to experiment more with this variation on a now tried and true method of getting figures painted fast and well. 

Thanks for reading! 

--Scott

Comments

  1. pitacFebruary 6, 2025 at 7:25 AM

    Nice work. I am enjoying the blog updates.

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  2. Shawn MederoFebruary 6, 2025 at 10:47 AM

    The contrast on these figures is really striking, works very well thematically.

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