Fire Keeper

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Lately I have a lot of fun with 3d printed figures. They are a nice change of pace from the usual vehicles I work on.
For this one almost all parts are printed in white resin, because it's getting close to the end of its shelf life and I need to use it before I get some drop in quality.
I prefer the grey one because it's much easier to check details with my eyes. but I won't let it go to waste...

Effects like fire will be printed with clear resin. I have no experience in how to paint fake light emitting from the candles and fire which would of course change the colour of her clothes and the surrounding area. So I am a bit reluctant on trying it on this model. The parts still need some clean up as they don't fit very well with each other as long as there are remains of the supports.

There is some amazing detail on her clothes, they have some real texture.

Jv
Very butiful look forward to see it painted some day

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks Jv. She is primed but I didn't find the time to continue on it yet.
I am a bit unsure if I should try myself with painting fake light emitting from the fires and colouring the surrounding clothes and area accordingly, I probably should.
Need to research a bit more about how to achieve this.

Nicolas
That looks very interesting, I will follow.

Jv
I an sure it will be butiful how ever you do it

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks for tuning in, everyone. I hope I can do Fire Keeper justice. Dark Souls 3 was a great game and I enjoyed it a lot.
I am almost done with two other figure projects and might be able to focus on her next. While I already primed all parts I realized that more clean up is necessary. There are still remains from the supports on some parts that require my attention.

Marius
Following! I loved the Dark Souls series!