Bayonetta
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 7:59 am
Thanks to Lee for understanding that I could not show theunopened box as I had tried to make a video and it went wrong. This is going to be my entry and the figurine is called Bayonetta and is the main character in a video game of the same name. Yes I do like video games and currently have Batman Arkham city loaded on the XBox and have just got Grand Theft Auto V.
The figurine is a 1/6 resin kit and as you will see from the photos theres a s**t load of cleaning up to do.
This is what the finished model should look like.


No plans just a parts list.

All the parts were seperately wrapped in bubble wrap


The person who ground away the extra bits of resin from yhe parts did a crap job as details have been removed here and there and wont be able to be replaced, hopefully it wont be to noticable under paint. On this piece some of the hair detail has been ground flat.

This one is for Lenny



Fit isn't the greatest, although should just need some dremel work.


The small pieces. The shapeless lump below is supposed to be a magic charm attached to a chain but is in fact just a shapeless lump of resin. There are 4 of these, 3 of which the charm can be cleaned up but not the chain. Will get some replacements from some costume jewellry. The bottom photo is generally how rough the small parts are.


There is a lot of cleaning up to do. thank god this is a long build. It may be a bridge to far to get this finished in time, we will see. I am going to allow 8 weeks for the clean up and i will see were I am then and decide if there is a chance of getting it done. Just to make it more intereting this is my first resin kit and figure model.
The figurine is a 1/6 resin kit and as you will see from the photos theres a s**t load of cleaning up to do.
This is what the finished model should look like.


No plans just a parts list.

All the parts were seperately wrapped in bubble wrap


The person who ground away the extra bits of resin from yhe parts did a crap job as details have been removed here and there and wont be able to be replaced, hopefully it wont be to noticable under paint. On this piece some of the hair detail has been ground flat.

This one is for Lenny



Fit isn't the greatest, although should just need some dremel work.


The small pieces. The shapeless lump below is supposed to be a magic charm attached to a chain but is in fact just a shapeless lump of resin. There are 4 of these, 3 of which the charm can be cleaned up but not the chain. Will get some replacements from some costume jewellry. The bottom photo is generally how rough the small parts are.


There is a lot of cleaning up to do. thank god this is a long build. It may be a bridge to far to get this finished in time, we will see. I am going to allow 8 weeks for the clean up and i will see were I am then and decide if there is a chance of getting it done. Just to make it more intereting this is my first resin kit and figure model.












