Painted Halo Elite Zealot Microfigure

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I decided that my current Elite Zealot was kinda lame. I love the Zealot armor in general, but the slightly shiny pearl indigo color wasn’t enough for me. I decided the matte coat the undersuit, as well as paint all of the armor (save for one shoulderpad, which ended up red) a REALLY metallic purple color.

(first two photos are updates, second two are original version)

http://i.imgur.com/8i1XKPJ.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/qO6bOA7.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/Kgn2E9x.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/DBScKMs.jpg

It’s simple, but I’m REALLY happy with how this turned out. Every piece of the figure is covered with something (save for the energy sword) and I just think it looks really cool. Constructive Criticism is welcome as usual!

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Wait. It’s purple? It looks blue

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The paint’s a bit odd. The shade really changes based on the lighting, more so than other model paints I’ve messed around with.

In this picture, the figure on the right is a different mold but has the plastic color that the figure on the left was originally.

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The purple shade is a bit more apparent in this image, but it’s really hard to capture on camera just how the paint acts.

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Huh. Funny.

Pretty cool tho

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I’ve been messing around and added some scratches to the red along with the inclusion of pink highlights!

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Cabis Vul does a purple

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@squeaverking Thought he had a new hat.

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This still looks pretty amazing. :smiley:

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This looks really great.

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Looks fantastic!

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Eh, not a fan of the gloss, but other than that, it looks good

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It’s much more metallic than it is glossy, kinda weird to explain. It’s mostly there to offer a bright and noticeable contrast between the undersuit and armor.