Johnny 5, is that you?

Born from the bit box: with skeleton arms, 40k parts and a tiny tank... here a familiar robot.
It's alive!

Tzeentch proxies

Gormiti! Again...

I originally planned to make these three guys as Blood Bowl players. But in the end I changed my mind and I simply used them as an excuse to experiment with a different palette from my usual one.
Tell me what do you think?
Do you like more these vivid colors or my usual dull palette?

The original mini Gormiti and the cutomized version with wolf rider goblin legs and arms.

And the orginal normal sized toy with repositioned limbs, head and a lot of various bits.

And finally bold primary colors.

Troll: huntik toy conversion

This toy is from Huntik, I found it in a thrift store, and it is, well, a troll.

The design in the show is pretty cool, but the end toy was a little more goofy, expecially the horns and the long sideburns. I cut them off. After I painted him I realized it will be look very cool with blue skin and ice gauntlets. Well, next time, for now classic D&D colors.

And with his Huntik frinds.

 This demon was my first attempt to paint flames... I improved.

Character design: Cyberpunk runner

Something different today.
I need a little help. I'm finally creating a set of science fiction miniatures.
The theme will be "cyberpunk parkour", or as I like to call: "Punkour" :D.
I defined a series of characters and props, but before having them modeled in 3D, I started with a good old character design.
He is the simplest of this set of characters, which artificial legs do you prefer?

And btw, yes, I can draw. Contact me if you like more art.

Another water filter

Still on a terrain spree, some more blue stuff.