Showing posts with label Scarab Knight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scarab Knight. Show all posts

Thursday, October 26, 2017

Full of Grim

I just finished the latest lost son of the emperor.  This is one of my most favorite builds to date.  The model is from Andrea Miniatures.  It is called Beelphegor from their Warlord Saga line.  It is impressive as far as pose and detail.  The model scale is 54mm which makes it fairly big in comparison to most of the Kabuki, Scibor, and HiTech figures that I used in the past.  However it is comparable to the Kabuki First Knight and Scarab Knight models which are larger.

I did a bit of modifying by adding the wing to the left shoulder.  I used a pink, purple, and gold paint scheme to reflect the colors of our favorite Phoenician. I placed the figure on a Chaos base from Scibor miniatures.  Take a look and see what you think.


Sunday, March 12, 2017

Word Up

Last night I finished another of my Kabuki Knights of Legend.  I feel that I did a pretty doggone good job on this one.  The model is the Preacher Knight.  I like the overall sculpt.  The base is really cool as well.  Compared to the Scarab Knight model and the Angel Knight model that I have completed recently, this model is a tad small.  It is still bigger than a GW Space Marine figure but not by a whole lot.  Check out the pic.  I hope that you like it.



* Went to First Watch for breakfast yesterday.  Great breakfast menu!  The food was super good.  Portions were pretty decent.  Service was outstanding! Nice atmosphere.  The only real negative was that it's a little pricey.  Having said that, it won't stop me from going there again.  


Sunday, February 12, 2017

Big Red




Well, I started the family reunion that I mentioned in an earlier post.  A while back I got a bunch of Kabuki Knights of Legend miniatures from Hangar 18.  I decided to kick off the project with everyone's favorite magic man....that's right, the Scarab Knight.  Overall, I really think the son-of-an-emperor turned out pretty doggone well.

 On the upside, it is a pretty well-sculpted model overall.  There is plenty of detail and the pose of the figure is super cool.  On the downside:  I feel that the arms are a tad short for the model.  One of the fingers was missing and I had to fabricate a new one.  There were supposed to be some tattered pieces of cloth that hung from the top of the weapon, but they were so brittle that they were broken in the packaging.  There are also some "spirits" that are supposed to come from Big Red's hand, but I thought they looked really dumb.  The cape didn't quite fit, so I filled in some spots with Sculpey.

Unlike the other Kabuki models, this one did not come with a scenic base.  I made one for it using two broken columns that I had from some Heroclix Alien figures and some Sculpey.  I tried to make the ground look like sand but somewhat alive as well (like a sponge perhaps).  I threw on some rubble to add to the overall feel of destruction.  Check out the pic. I hope that you like what you see!




On the food front, I went to Burgatory with my son yesterday.  Great burger!  Great chips!  Semi-cool atmosphere.  Decent service.  Really got turned off when the waitress asked if I wanted my change when she came to take up the bill.  I don't mind giving a server a good tip for good service.  I just found her to be a tad presumptuous in asking.  I'll go back again...the burger was just that good!!!