Instead, I went for Plan B...
I'm beginning to think there's a mutant for every theme... |
Unsurprisingly, Iceman manipulates water, instantly freezing water vapor in the air or his body to form structures, such as the 'ice slide' he travelling on. He takes on an icy form, becoming highly resistant to damage and able to merge with other water features. By Marvel lore, he's another 'Omega-level' mutant, theoretically capable of manipulating water on a global scale, with sufficient training.
I had a fortuitous accident with him: a bad spray job on the batch left him a bit gritty, but being a resin cast I couldn't strip him alongside the others. But, drybrushing him up make use of all of that texture to achieve a frosty effect.
He's usually (though not always) depicted as above, in total ice form, but I wanted to break up the mono color and tie him to the rest by leaving his shorts. I painted these before the drybrushed ice form,to give them a frosty effect. I'm so-so about the final look and may end up re-doing them.
That's the lot, but adds another Squirrel to my tally.
He looks great - lovely frozen effect.
ReplyDeleteCheers Scoobs!
DeleteGreat idea for the round!
ReplyDeleteHaha, there’s one of these for every occasion :-)
DeleteReally nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Noel, very kind
DeleteReally great ice effect!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Yeah came out alright in the end. From the brink of disaster, victory
DeleteRealy nice work. Looks great
ReplyDeleteThank you Adam
DeleteThe ice-effects worked out really well, great looking piece!
ReplyDeleteCheers Sander
DeleteA nostalgic entry for those of us who read comics in the 1960s - well done!
ReplyDeleteVery, though for me it was the 90s cartoon
DeleteOooo very nice!
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter
DeleteCheers Paul!
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