75mm Fantasy Pinup Figurine - Kaiara

This 75mm Fantasy Pinup Figurine brings Kaiara to life as a single, hand-cleaned physical resin miniature, ready to assemble and paint straight from the box. Sculpted with exceptional detail, Kaiara is depicted mid-battle, her long wild hair and flowing robes caught in a violent surge of arcane energy. Massive ribbon-like tendrils of shadow curl around her base, while gnarled, bark-textured limbs erupt from the chaos beneath her feet. Her expression is fierce and open-mouthed, radiating raw supernatural fury.

Standing at 75mm scale, this 75mm Fantasy Pinup Figurine is ideal for collectors and painters who want a dramatic centrepiece or display piece. The sculpt captures extraordinary motion and depth, with layered fabric folds, intricate hair strands, and organic textures on the creeping tendrils that reward careful, patient brushwork. Supplied as a physical resin miniature with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, it arrives ready for assembly of any multi-part sections and priming.

The figure sits on a rounded display plinth base, integrating the swirling elemental forms into a self-contained composition. Kaiara is a design by Print Fantasy, whose eye for dynamic pose and surface detail is evident throughout the sculpt. Whether displayed solo or alongside other fantasy figures, Kaiara commands attention. The scale and complexity make this a rewarding project for intermediate and advanced painters looking to push their blending and freehand skills on a striking, non-standard silhouette.

This 75mm Fantasy Pinup Figurine is sold unpainted and requires assembly with appropriate adhesive. Paints, tools, and glue are not included. Recommended for ages 14 and above.

The key to painting Kaiara well is contrast between warm, luminous skin tones, cold shadow tendrils, and the swept, windswept hair that dominates the upper half of the sculpt. Take your time on each surface zone and let each layer fully cure before moving on.

1. Prime

• Apply a zenithal prime using black from below and light grey from above at roughly 45 degrees to establish natural shadow and highlight zones across the robes, hair, and tendrils.
• A light dusting of white from directly above will help locate the highest peaks before any paint is applied.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat the flowing robes and fabric with a warm off-white such as Vallejo Ivory or Scale75 Aged White, building up two thin coats for even coverage.
• Block in the dark under-robes and trousers with a deep cold grey to separate them visually from the lighter outer layers.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint the wrappings on the wrists with a pale linen tone and shade with a thin wash of Seraphim Sepia to suggest worn cloth.
• Pick out any small buckle or cord details with a muted bronze or aged copper tone to add subtle contrast without distracting from the main silhouette.

4. Weapons

• The organic tendril limbs suit a deep bark brown basecoat, drybrushed with lighter tan and then pale bone at the very tips to suggest dried, dead wood.
• Glaze the ribbon tendrils with a thin cool blue-grey over the off-white base to push them toward a supernatural, spectral feel rather than plain fabric.

5. Weathering

• Stipple fine chips and grime along the lower hem of the robes and around the base of the tendrils using a torn blister foam and a dark brown mix.
• Add OSL (object source lighting) in a pale cold blue-white radiating from the tendrils onto the nearest robes and skin to sell the magical effect.

6. Bases

• The integrated plinth base suits a cracked earth or dark stone texture paste, drybrushed up through mid-grey to white, with optional tufts of dead grass at the edges to anchor the figure to a desolate fantasy setting.

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.