These ponies from Impact miniatures I painted years ago (2015). They are the pirate, the druid, and the witch. They stayed in my "to post" folder for five years! Now they come to light. I think many of them have been damage from a drop in the years since.
Continuing my ponies from Impact Miniatures, this time with a cleric. Unlike the others, I chose to paint this one in rather toned-down colors and make the barding be what popped the most. I like how this little guy comes out looking very proud and ready for adventure. I used a cross on the tabards, again something simple that gives it a lot of impact.
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Continuing my ponies from Impact Miniatures. At Christmas, I gave the kids their ponies, now those ponies belong to dad (for use with the kids). This fellow has a lot of character and really feels like an enraged barbarian. I was inspired by the Pathfinder iconic, Valeros for his armor. I like how it came out.
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After a long time, I finally get around to posting my pics of Ponies from Impact miniatures. The sculpts for these models is great. They have character and paint up well, and most importantly look the part of the My Little Pony characters. My daughters especially really like that I got some ponies to paint.
However, my issues with the models come from the resin they used. They required so much prep work because the primer didn't stick to it. Neither did the diluted glue solution I applied on the model held on too good. Once they are ready and fully primed, they are great models.
I wish I had gotten more of them.
The first mini is painted to resemble the pony called "Applejack" who is a farmer. She speaks with a southern accent.
The second pony was painted as an homage to the Denver Broncos, my favorite football team. Go Broncos!
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