Relic Knights - Cerci Speed Circuit: Marie-Claude and Esmee

A few months ago I finished Betty, Log, and a Pacer from the Cerci Speed Circuit faction of Relic Knights.  With the upcoming Relic Knights 2.0 Kickstarter campaign (at the end of this month), I decided to kick my painting into high gear on my remaining models using the dipping method.  I had already finished Esmee a few months ago, but I just completed Marie-Claude a few days ago.

Marie-Claude was quickly base-coated and then dipped using a new Polyshade mix.  It turns out that the new mix I used (Tudor) was way to dark.  I frantically washed the model under water, stripping away some of the dip, but also some of the paint (which hadn't completely dried).  I did my best to recover, but Marie-Claude is still pretty splotchy.  This is most apparent around her scarf, (which I modified for a little more modesty...).

Relic Knights - Cerci Speed Circuit

I recently finished a number of Cerci Speed Circuit models for Relic Knights by Soda Pop Miniatures.  Again, I used the dipping method, using Minwax PolyShade.

Relic Knights - Shattered Sword

I recently finished a number of Shattered Sword models for Relic Knights by Soda Pop Miniatures.  I used the dipping method, using Minwax PolyShade.

My daughter also painted her ever first models, (using the same dipping method).  They didn't turn out too bad for her first attempt at painting miniatures.  She only spent 5-10 minutes painting each model; although I painted and finished all the bases for her.