Vina - Human Fighter - 32mm Resin Miniature

Vina is a single 32mm scale physical resin miniature depicting a fierce human fighter mid-stride, sword raised and cloak billowing behind her as she charges into battle. This is a fully printed, cleaned, and support-removed model that arrives at your door ready to assemble and paint. No printing, no setup. Just open, assemble if needed, and get to work.

The sculpt captures remarkable movement and energy. Vina wears a combination of plate shoulders, bracers, and greaves over a fitted leather tunic, with a long flowing cloak swept dramatically by the force of her advance. Her windswept hair and raised knee suggest a warrior in full sprint, committed and relentless. Every fold of fabric, every strap, and every buckle has been rendered with crisp precision across the entire figure.

The base is textured with cracked rock and rubble, adding a sense of rugged terrain underfoot. This level of base detail integrates seamlessly with the overall dynamic pose, grounding Vina visually without interrupting her momentum. The figure is supplied on a round black lipped base, standard for skirmish and dungeon crawl games.

Whether you are building a warband, adding a hero piece to a tabletop campaign, or painting for display, Vina makes an outstanding centrepiece figure that rewards careful brushwork at every scale of detail. This piece was sculpted by Haito, whose careful attention to anatomy and motion is evident throughout the design.

This guide walks you through a recommended approach for painting Vina from primer to finished base, suited to intermediate hobbyists who want a strong, characterful result with realistic tones and controlled weathering.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or bone spray primer in thin, even coats from all angles to preserve fine surface detail on the cloak and armour straps.

2. Armour Base

• Base coat the plate armour in a deep steel grey such as Leadbelcher or Iron Breaker, then apply a targeted black wash into the recesses.
• Drybrush lightly with a bright silver to pick out raised edges on the pauldrons, bracers, and greaves.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint the leather tunic and straps in a warm dark brown such as Rhinox Hide, highlighted up through Mournfang Brown to a Skrag Brown edge highlight.
• Pick out belt buckles and small metal fittings in a tarnished gold tone for visual contrast against the steel armour.

4. Weapons

• Base the sword blade in Leadbelcher and apply a thin wash of Nuln Oil, then edge highlight with Runefang Steel along the fuller and tip.
• Paint the grip wrap in a dark leather tone and finish with a light highlight to separate it visually from the gauntlet.

5. Weathering

• Apply small chips and scratches along armour edges using a fine brush and Abaddon Black, followed by a thin Runefang Steel line beside each chip to sell the depth.
• Stipple a thin mud mixture of brown and black at the boot and lower cloak hem to suggest hard travel through rough terrain.

6. Bases

• Drybrush the cracked rock base through grey tones from Mechanicus Standard Grey up to Administratum Grey, then apply a selective brown wash into the deepest crevices to add depth and age.

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