Angelic Seraphim | Atlan Forge Sci-Fi Miniatures

The Angelic Seraphim are a squad of three towering sci-fi warriors clad in ornate power armour, each bearing vast mechanical wings engineered for aerial dominance and rapid assault. Scaled at 32mm, these imposing figures stand noticeably larger than standard infantry, their silhouettes defined by layered pauldrons, feathered wing assemblies built from interlocking mechanical components, and twin-barrelled ranged weapons held at the ready. Every surface is packed with devotional iconography, avian crests, and flowing tabard details that speak to a warrior culture steeped in ancient covenant and martial faith.

This listing covers a squad of three Angelic Seraphim miniatures, each on a round display base. The central figure is the largest of the three, with fully spread wings and a crowned helm that marks command rank. The two flanking models carry the same wing architecture in a partially furled configuration, giving the unit dynamic visual variety when ranked together on a display shelf or gaming board. All three models arrive as physical resin pieces with supports already removed and cleaned, ready for assembly and painting.

These miniatures are produced by Atlan Forge and are designed for use in 28mm to 32mm scale sci-fi wargaming systems. The level of sculpted detail rewards careful brushwork and rewards hobbyists who enjoy extended painting projects. Each Angelic Seraphim rewards time spent on fine detail work, from the gear-toothed wing joints to the moulded belt medallions.

The following guide is written for intermediate painters looking to bring out the full depth of these heavily detailed resin miniatures. Each Angelic Seraphim offers a wide range of surface types to work across, from broad armour plates to fine mechanical detail.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or white zenithal prime to establish light direction and preserve surface detail.
• A spray can or airbrush both work well on the large wing surfaces.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat armour plates in a cool silver, ivory white, or deep cobalt blue depending on your chosen scheme.
• Thin your paint to two or three light coats to avoid filling fine recesses.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out wing feather edges and armour trim in gold or bronze to contrast against the main armour colour.
• Use a fine liner brush on the devotional icons and belt medallions to keep them crisp.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat gun barrels in a dark gunmetal, then drybrush with bright steel to lift the edges.
• Add a spot colour to weapon lenses or energy cells using a bright teal or amber for contrast.

5. Weathering

• Apply a dark brown or black wash into all recesses to define panel lines and mechanical joints.
• Stipple subtle chipping on wing edges and knee armour using a torn foam sponge and dark grey.

6. Bases

• The included round bases suit a ruined urban or blasted wasteland theme using sand texture paste and dry pigments.
• Seal the finished model with a matte varnish, then apply a gloss coat selectively to weapon barrels and lenses.

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