For photography students, Set 143 serves as a masterclass in three-point lighting with a twist. The primary photographer (known colloquially among fans as "Liliana's lead shooter") employs:
This setup is consistent through roughly 70% of the set, before shifting to a high-key white background for the final scene—ideal for artists needing clean cutouts.
So, what makes this set special? The pose. Unlike standard standing or action poses, Set 143 captures a quiet, "in-between" moment. The subject is adjusting a glove, looking slightly off-camera. It feels candid.
The biggest selling point is the interchangeability. The "143" refers to the 3 different tactical loadouts you can build:
| Area | Suggested Color (Acrylic) | Application | |------|---------------------------|--------------| | Skin | Light peach (e.g., Vallejo “Pale Flesh”) | Brush on thin layers; let each dry 5‑10 min. | | Hair | Dark violet or midnight blue | Use a dry‑brush technique for highlights. | | Robe | Deep indigo with gold trim | Base coat first, then add gold edges using a fine brush. | | Armor | Metallic steel (silver) | Apply a metallic acrylic, then a wash of dark gray for shading. | | Staff & Dagger | Charcoal black with red runes | Base black, then hand‑paint runes with a fine‑tip pen. | | Orb | Transparent clear coat + light cyan wash | Spray clear, then add a faint cyan wash to simulate magical glow. |
| Item | Description |
|------|-------------|
| Theme | Fantasy/Adventure – Liliana is a stylized, highly‑articulated action figure based on the iconic sorceress from the Magic: The Gathering lore. |
| Scale | Approximately 1:12 (≈ 6‑inch tall when fully assembled). |
| Contents | 143 numbered parts (hence the set number), including:
• 3‑piece torso and pelvis (snap‑fit)
• 2‑piece limbs (jointed)
• 2 interchangeable heads (standard & “battle” face)
• 5 accessories (staff, dagger, crystal orb, cape, detachable armor plates)
• 2 sets of fabric clothing (robe & under‑garments)
• 1 base stand with “summoning circle” decal
• Paint‑on stickers and a small instruction booklet. |
| Target Audience | Intermediate‑to‑advanced model builders (requires basic assembly, sanding, and painting). |
| Why It’s Popular | • Highly detailed sculpt, especially the face and flowing robes.
• Multiple pose‑ability options via ball‑and‑socket joints.
• Collectors love the limited‑run “Set 143” numbering, which makes it a valuable addition to a Magic figurine lineup. |
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Liliana Model Set 143
For photography students, Set 143 serves as a masterclass in three-point lighting with a twist. The primary photographer (known colloquially among fans as "Liliana's lead shooter") employs:
This setup is consistent through roughly 70% of the set, before shifting to a high-key white background for the final scene—ideal for artists needing clean cutouts. liliana model set 143
So, what makes this set special? The pose. Unlike standard standing or action poses, Set 143 captures a quiet, "in-between" moment. The subject is adjusting a glove, looking slightly off-camera. It feels candid. For photography students, Set 143 serves as a
The biggest selling point is the interchangeability. The "143" refers to the 3 different tactical loadouts you can build: This setup is consistent through roughly 70% of
| Area | Suggested Color (Acrylic) | Application | |------|---------------------------|--------------| | Skin | Light peach (e.g., Vallejo “Pale Flesh”) | Brush on thin layers; let each dry 5‑10 min. | | Hair | Dark violet or midnight blue | Use a dry‑brush technique for highlights. | | Robe | Deep indigo with gold trim | Base coat first, then add gold edges using a fine brush. | | Armor | Metallic steel (silver) | Apply a metallic acrylic, then a wash of dark gray for shading. | | Staff & Dagger | Charcoal black with red runes | Base black, then hand‑paint runes with a fine‑tip pen. | | Orb | Transparent clear coat + light cyan wash | Spray clear, then add a faint cyan wash to simulate magical glow. |
| Item | Description | |------|-------------| | Theme | Fantasy/Adventure – Liliana is a stylized, highly‑articulated action figure based on the iconic sorceress from the Magic: The Gathering lore. | | Scale | Approximately 1:12 (≈ 6‑inch tall when fully assembled). | | Contents | 143 numbered parts (hence the set number), including:
• 3‑piece torso and pelvis (snap‑fit)
• 2‑piece limbs (jointed)
• 2 interchangeable heads (standard & “battle” face)
• 5 accessories (staff, dagger, crystal orb, cape, detachable armor plates)
• 2 sets of fabric clothing (robe & under‑garments)
• 1 base stand with “summoning circle” decal
• Paint‑on stickers and a small instruction booklet. | | Target Audience | Intermediate‑to‑advanced model builders (requires basic assembly, sanding, and painting). | | Why It’s Popular | • Highly detailed sculpt, especially the face and flowing robes.
• Multiple pose‑ability options via ball‑and‑socket joints.
• Collectors love the limited‑run “Set 143” numbering, which makes it a valuable addition to a Magic figurine lineup. |
hi Ake,
Thanks for the comment! Yes that’s something I added myself in the extracted JSON rule file, you can either add it too or remove the M code part but if you’re not sure where to remove it I’d advise to add the [severity] in the file like I explained in the post: Here is an example of my rule description: “[Performance] [2] Do not use floating point data types” where [2] is the severity.
hi
i have an issue.
i’ve installed TE 2 and have a model.bim file on my machine and already downloaded bpa.json. but when I run the script in powershell I face this error:
TabularEditor.exe : The term ‘TabularEditor.exe’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or
operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try
again.
At line:2 char:1
+ TabularEditor.exe “d:\Model.bim” -A > bparesults.txt
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (TabularEditor.exe:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
hi Mahdi,
Can you copy/paste your script here