Today I finally finished painting this Inquisition agent for Warhammer 40,000 / 'Inquisimunda'. It was strange going back to 28mm scale after many months of 15mm painting, but I found the detail work a lot easier! This is Issla Black, a pariah in the entourage of Inquisitor
Augustus
Dissero Isiah. Her soulless psychic-null-effect is much valued by the Inquisitor & his other agents. Issla is young & much less experienced than many of her comrades, so combat-wise she won't excel as highly. Nevertheless, she is armed with a pair of stub pistols, & knows how to use them.
This figure is one of the many fantastic sculpts from Hasslefree Miniatures - Dionne (b) from their Modern Adventurers range.
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Aaargh, PC, come back to the dark side!! Actually, it's pretty nice so you're forgiven for going 'up scale'.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, it's only a temporary delve up-scale (I can't afford to buy much 28mm scale!)
DeleteHaving looked at this mini again, I think I'll rework her skin to be much paler. 40K humans look best when they look like they've been living in shadow all their lives.
I know what you mean- it sort of goes with the whole gothic ethos of 40K!
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