Imperial Knight 3D printed proxy models painted on commission with Acrylics and Oils.
These are modified versions of the Scavenger Defender from StationForge, a 3D digital model company.
Imperial Knight 3D Printed Proxy Models
Published by kcholtminiaturepainting
Hello my name is K.C. Holt, I am an award-winning professional painter and teacher with over 35 years of painting experience. Working with both private clients and retail business customers. I have painted models for in-store demonstration games and display pieces for widely known gaming companies, such as Games Workshop and Fantasy Flight Games. I have also worked with locally owned game stores and local independent companies. My work has been on display and used at gaming conventions such as Adepticon and Gencon. I pride myself on producing the best quality of painted models efficiently and in a timely manner to meet and exceed my customers’ expectations. I host Painting Clinics at local game stores and offer Private Coaching for anyone wanting to learn and improve their paint skills. Contact me at holtminipaint@gmail.com to set up a Clinic and/or a Coaching session today! View all posts by kcholtminiaturepainting
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Those are stunning mate! You wouldn’t happen to know the name of the models or creator ? I really dig them !
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They are modified versions of the Scavenger Defender from StationForge, a digital model company
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Thanks for the clarification, Chris.
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Hello, thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, I do not know who the designer is, I am sorry.
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Wow, these are amazing models and painting. But it’s a shame they weren’t painted or created by yourself. They were created and sold by me on eBay. Please don’t take credit for other people’s work.
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Hey Andy, these models were commissioned to be repaired and repainted after the client had dropped and broke them. The 3D resin was not completely cured, which caused the paint to peel off to the lightest touch. I needed to repaint the models after curing the resin. I apologize for not crediting the original artist, because the client (who could not remember) and I did not know who the creator was. The client said he bought the models from an overseas seller and no longer could find the information. I would never take credit for another artist’s work. I do take credit for the repairs and the painting.
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By the way, is there a link to the Ebay listing and/or to a website that I can view the original models? I would be happy to give credit to the creator. Thank you.
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