LOREEN DAMNED LUST vs Mirabella Miller: What to Paint
By SCALE75 - HOBBIES & GAMES – SCALE75 - Hobbies & Games | Published: 2026-11-05
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Compare LOREEN DAMNED LUST and Mirabella Miller to decide which unpainted resin figure fits your next project, from display piece to wargaming army.
Quick answer
Choose LOREEN DAMNED LUST if you want a large 1/10 scale display piece with room for expressive painting, or Mirabella Miller if you need a 35mm figure that fits a wargaming army or a quicker painting session. Both are unpainted resin figures that require assembly.
Why scale changes your painting approach
Scale affects everything from brush size to how much detail you can show. LOREEN DAMNED LUST is 1/10 scale, so facial features, fabric folds, and surface textures are large enough for layering, glazing, and freehand work. Mirabella Miller is 35mm scale, where you need to simplify and prioritize contrast because each detail is tiny.
If you enjoy spending many sessions on one figure, the larger scale rewards that time. If you prefer finishing a figure in a few evenings, the smaller scale keeps the project manageable.
Display piece versus gaming piece
LOREEN DAMNED LUST is best treated as a display or collector figure. Its size makes it a focal point on a shelf, but it is unlikely to fit into a standard army movement tray. Mirabella Miller is sized for tabletop use, so she can join a warband or skirmish force without scale issues.
Consider where the finished figure will live. A display piece justifies extra basing and painting time; a gaming figure needs to survive transport and handling.
Resin assembly and preparation
Both figures are made of high-quality resin and require assembly. Resin needs washing before assembly to remove mold release, and you should dry-fit parts before gluing. The larger 1/10 scale may have heavier parts that benefit from pinning, while the 35mm figure demands care with small components.
Each box includes a SCALE75 painting reference, which gives you a starting point but does not limit your color choices. Use it as guidance or ignore it entirely.
Decision rules for choosing your next figure
- If you want a display centerpiece: Pick LOREEN DAMNED LUST. Its 1/10 scale gives you more surface area for advanced techniques and a stronger shelf presence. Reserve enough time for multiple painting sessions.
- If you need a gaming-ready figure: Pick Mirabella Miller. At 35mm scale she fits standard fantasy warbands and is quicker to complete. Check your army's scale before buying.
- If you are new to resin: Start with Mirabella Miller. The smaller figure uses less resin, so mistakes during assembly and painting are less costly. Wash resin parts before assembly regardless of scale.
- If you enjoy freehand and texture: Choose LOREEN DAMNED LUST. The larger surface makes freehand patterns and subtle texture easier to control. Plan your color scheme before priming.
- If you paint in short sessions: Choose Mirabella Miller. A 35mm figure can be finished in a few sittings, while the 1/10 scale figure demands a longer commitment. Match the figure to your available painting time.
Product facts
- LOREEN DAMNED LUST: 1/10 scale unpainted resin figure requiring assembly, with a SCALE75 painting reference included. The large scale suits painters who want to practice blending and detail work on a display piece.
LOREEN DAMNED LUST - Mirabella Miller: 35mm scale unpainted resin figure requiring assembly, with a SCALE75 painting reference included. The smaller scale fits tabletop wargaming and faster painting projects.
Mirabella Miller
Who each figure suits
Best for
- Painters who want a large display piece with room for detail
- Collectors looking for a 1/10 scale resin figure
- Hobbyists planning a long-term painting project
Not for
- Gamers who need a figure to rank up in a unit
- Painters who prefer quick, tabletop-ready projects
- Anyone who wants a pre-painted or pre-assembled model
