KEERA, BLADE OF JUSTICE (Scale75)

[SCALE75]

Title: KEERA, BLADE OF JUSTICE
Ref.: SCF-020
Scale: 75mm
Material: Resin
http://scale75.com/es/scale-world-fantasy/582-keera-blade-of-justice.html

 

[spinnerguy]

It's a bigger sword than Arnie's and it would take some lifting .......moreover the artwork and talent that goes into sculpting these figures never ceases to amaze me .
Nice to see a female figure -again.......

 

[lopee]

I like her. First of all she looks like a woman. And that counts . I just do not understand why she's got a two-handed sword and a shield. Well. Great miniature anyway.
Cheers, Martin

 

[Mariobusta]

I like Her , way better than a lot of Scale 75 recent releases .

 

[Reptor]

Great work! I love this Thank for the news!

 

[Blind Pew]

Excellent

 

[Oldironsides]

I like her. First of all she looks like a woman. And that counts . I just do not understand why she's got a two-handed sword and a shield. Well. Great miniature anyway.
Cheers, Martin

She is holding the sword for someone else!!

I agree a great sculpt.

Mark

 

[fmargem]

Great concept, excellent execution. The Two-handed with the shield really makes no sense at all, but this is fantasy, anything goes.
I really feel these T poses are boring, though.
With such a tallented sculptor at hand, one would think a more dynamic pose would be better. And it´s funny because many kits from Scale 75 are stand still, not even teutonic poses.

 

[AJLaFleche]

Nice figure. The use of a modern looking hairdo is unexpected but eye catching since we are used to seeing long flowing locks. I like it.

 

[Ong]

Great looking figure and expression. She looks very realistic and feminine and not Anime-ish or like a cartoon.

Her technology is also interesting...a wooden shield signifies that perhaps the technology isn't that advanced yet compared to a metal or an alloy shield and yet the body armor and sword shows that they have mastery over metals.

 

[Edorta]

As others said, nice figure, great painting and sculpt. I like his haircut, very "modern" for this kind of figure, the long manes are the usual.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia