The first thing you can notice if you compare the alternate sculpt and the Dead Justice versions is that they're much smaller than the original mini. I don't know why it's like that but I did feel that the first version was a bit over sized compared to the rest of her crew.
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-1VUMBZgleUA/T7AtsfYslUI/AAAAAAAACFw/YPafhzdtWlM/s200/justice1a.jpg)
I really like the alternate version. The pose is much more dynamic (you can see the previous one I painted
here). Personally, I think that resizing her to proper height was a good idea as it added more subtlety and grace to the model. I used the same color scheme and the same base for the alternative sculpt. The only difference is that now that the blade is visible, I worked it over with some glazes to add it an eerie look. Somehow, my camera doesn't pick that up well and this element looks much worse than in real life...
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2U0D6FQhLLo/T7Au0sHFtnI/AAAAAAAACF8/-fus4EWEu1M/s200/justice2b.jpg)
![](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-FP6PU6wx4Fw/T7Auz-L3uPI/AAAAAAAACF4/uiGcULJUYrI/s200/justice2a.jpg)
The Dead Justice is another great sculpt. I like the twisted look of this one with her knees bent and her own hand in hand. I followed the color scheme I used on the other versions pretty closely with the exception of her skin. Here I went for a sickly, grayish look. In order to make it look more undead-like, I used some washes and glazes of purple, red and green. And just to play with the "Dead Justice" idea, I used a tombstone that has R.I.P. engraved onto it.
I had fun working on her and the nice thing is that you can actually use models from the Dead Justice set for gaming as a Ressurectionist crew.
Now I just need to put together the Avatar Justice and take a small family photo. That will have to wait for a while though as I have plenty of stuff that needs to be painted first.
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