Sci-Fi Chaos Cult Female Miniature - Liberated Eve

Sci-fi darkness takes physical form with the Liberated Eve, a single resin miniature standing 45mm from feet to eyes and reaching a dramatic 170mm full height including her enormous bat-like wings. This physically printed resin figure arrives with supports already removed, cleaned, and ready to assemble from its 6 parts before painting. She is mounted on a 60mm round base that anchors her imposing wingspan and flowing cloak to your battlefield or display shelf.

Sculpted by DakkaDakka, Liberated Eve embodies the aesthetic of a chaos-touched warrior goddess risen from the ruins of a fallen civilisation. Her ornate armour plates are etched with dark iconography, and she raises a slender blade skyward in a pose of triumphant liberation. Her vast, ribbed wings spread wide to dominate any tabletop scene, while her flowing lower garment billows in sculpted motion beneath her armoured form. Every surface rewards a careful brush and rewards patient hobbyists who take time with layering and glazing techniques.

This model is ideal for use as a centrepiece character in grimdark sci-fi wargames or as a standalone display piece. At 170mm full height, she commands serious shelf presence and will stand apart from standard rank-and-file infantry with ease. The Sci-fi theming of her armour design blends gothic and futuristic elements that suit a wide range of dark fantasy and science-fiction settings.

Assembly requires plastic-compatible superglue and standard hobby tools. Painting is recommended with miniature-grade acrylic paints. The 6-part construction allows you to paint sub-assemblies separately before final attachment for a cleaner finish.

This guide walks through a dark and atmospheric colour scheme suited to the grimdark tone of Liberated Eve, helping you get the most out of every sculpted detail on this Sci miniature.

1. Prime

• Apply a thin, even coat of black spray primer across all parts before assembly or on sub-assemblies separately.
• Follow with a zenithal highlight of grey primer from above to establish a natural light source.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat the armour plates in a deep burgundy or dark purple using thin, even coats.
• Layer up with a lighter tone on raised edges and surfaces catching the zenithal light.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out armour trim and iconography in tarnished gold or bronze for a corrupted regal look.
• Apply a dark brown or sepia wash into recesses to deepen shadow and increase contrast.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat the blade in a dark steel tone and layer with cold blue-grey highlights toward the edge.
• Add a faint object source lighting glow of pale blue or violet near the tip to suggest supernatural energy.

5. Weathering

• Use a sponge to stipple chipped paint effects onto armour surfaces using a dark brown followed by a light silver.
• Glaze the wing membranes with thinned purple and dark red to suggest translucency and organic texture.

6. Bases

• Paint the 60mm base in cracked stone or ruined ground textures using dark grey, dry-brushed lighter grey, and a final dust-coloured highlight for a war-torn environment feel.

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