Dr. Omega is the second of my very recently finished batch of minis. Like the rest of
SHOC Force, the sculpt is from
Nexus Miniatures; for my purposes he is an
Unhuman Super, the most powerful member of
SHOC Force and its leader.
Dr. Omega is a powerful psychic, with telepathic and telekinetic powers. Most heroic Super-Teams view Omega and SHOC Force with suspicion, which has resulted in many skirmishes as Omega pursues his Unhuman Manifesto.
To add a regal element to
Dr. Omega I thought the purple cape and gold trim would be good options. it helps differentiate the model from the rest of the Team and hopefully elevates him a little in 'rank'. The rest of his costume colours are aligned to the standard
SHOC Force template.
Excellent painted mini!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Michal. :)
DeleteHe almost looks like military guy.
ReplyDeleteMy first impression that he was An officer from the now OOP Praetorian Guard with a headswap.
I'm not a fan of the mini, but I do like how you matched the uniform colours with the one from your previous post. Also, the way you painted his mantle gives it some extra dept. Making it look less flat.
Thanks Wouter. :)
DeleteCertainly not he greatest of contemporary sculpts, but it was part of a set that had a sense of uniformity that I wanted so fit the bill for my needs. :)
I'm currently painting my second version of this guy with my daughter. It's a decent sculpt that let down by the helmeted head it's provided with being too small. The head swap was a good idea.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
Cheers Kieron. :)
DeleteTo be honest, I think this head may be a little big, but didn't look at the size of the helmeted head really.
Absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. :)
DeleteVery nice. The color scheme reminds me a lot of Megatron Bison. :0).
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. :)
DeleteM. Bison may have been a subconscious influence - good spot. :)
You got the pupils done and that in itself deserves kudos! :) Just to add, you could if you wanted, paint the whites on top of an earlier coat of say dark brown and leaving the darker hue to show at the fringes. This can give added depth not unlike someone who puts on eyeliners. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks FourEyedMonster. :)
DeleteRe: the whites, I have been tackling another mini with a lot of 'white' recently, and tried a darker than usual base, but to my eye I haven't been happy with it, as it goes too dark even though I chose a mid colour (grey).