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Recent Commission Projects
Some recent commission projects.
Moff Gideon with two rocket jumping Dark Troopers
Moff Gideon with 3 units of Dark Troopers, painted for this commission.
Moff Gideon and Dark Troopers
A commision to paint 3 units of Dark Troopers and Moff Gideon.
I used two references for these. For Gideon, I just used the box art. For the Dark Troopers, I used Sarastro’s guide for painting Death Troopers as inspiration.
A Nebulon Cruiser painted for a Star Wars Armada Commission
Nebulon Cruiser
The Nebulon cruiser here was quite a straight forward brief: paint it in grey and use the same colours as the vanilla Fantasy Flight Games Nebulon B Frigate where possible.
A “Delta” decal was added to match the Providence-class carrier which was to be part of the same fleet of ships.
A commission to repaint a Providence-class carrier for Star Wars Armada
Painted Providence-class Carrier
A lot of preparation went into painting this miniature – my client and I discussed lots of topics: we talked paint colours, what sigils to use and where to place and what to do for battle damage. While all the communication was quite time consuming, it was very much worth it to esnure we were on the same page when it came to getting the requirements correct.
A Revell 1 to 5000 scale Imperial Star Destroyer – painted for a commission
Painted Revell 1/5000 scale Imperial Star Destroyer
What a fantastic model! At over 30cm long, its quite a bit bigger than a Star Wars Armada Star Destoryer. It has lots of surface detail which can really be brought to life with some shading and lots of dry-brusing for highlights.
Painted Rebel Troopers for Star Wars Legion
Rebel Troopers Painting Commission
The brief for these guys was to paint a unit of Rebel Troopers and 2 sets of Rebel Trooper Upgrades in the same style as an existing set of Rebel Troopers that I had for sale on eBay. (The pre-painted models have the fake snow on the base – they are mixed in with the commission pieces in the photo.)
This lot are a good example of a set that are painted to a “Tabletop Standard”. I spent extra time of the aliens colourful heads since they are very high contrast and therefore obvious and draw your eye.
Painted Obi Wan Kenobi for Star Wars Legion
Obi Wan Kenobi Painting Commission
Obi here is a good example of a character model that is painted to good standard.
Time has been spent on his face, the cloak and getting white armour to look right. White armour is notoriously difficult to paint and typically takes many layers of paint to be built up to give it depth.
Also, Obi Wan has been based on a more interesting red/yellow base which increases the overall contrast of the final miniature.
Revell 1:48 Scale AT-ST from Star Wars
Revell 1:48 Scale AT-ST from Star Wars
Revell AT-ST Painting Commission
This model was the first part of a larger commission project – creating an Endor-like woodland scene, full of Imperials!
The brief for the AT-ST was to have a new-looking AT-ST which meant no rust or battle damage, and to have the model not looking all flat and plastic.
I used a dry-brush stippling method to paint this quickly – using dry brushes from Artis Opus.
Note that the model took twice as long to assemble as it did to paint!
Droid Tri-fighters for Star Wars Armada
Delta-7 Squadrons for Star Wars Armada
Star Wars Armada Squadrons Commission
This was quite a large project: to paint 24 stands of squadrons for Star Wars Armada. That’s 72 tiny little fighters!
Clone Squadrons
The clone squadrons were quite straight forward as I’ve painted lots of rebel squadrons previously, and could use the techniques I’ve developed painting them.
The exception here is that the 4 Jedi fighters all required individual ship colours and markings.
Separatist Squadrons
The Separatist squadrons required a bit of exploration and experimentation before I started work on my client’s miniatures.
The Tri-fighters, for example, have a tiny pattern on the side of their wings. I had to work out how to reliably paints these triangle designs.