Thanks!
Hoping to get green dude done over the weekend and then I have one more infinity model to to paint and I will be done with my starter army. The last fig is Joan of Arc. In the Infinity world the idea is that they have some how figured out a way to clone people. So all the factions go around and clone their historical leaders and badasses then load them up with cybernetics and laser guns. Pretty nifty actually. We are playing Eclipse Phase in the RPG group right now and there is a ton of over-lap between the two games.
Joan is sculpted a bit better than the other troops I have painted so far. I pinned and glued Joan's arms on and gave her a relatively simple base on a piece of smashed alarm clock radio. If you have an alarm clock radio I urge you to smash it and use the pieces for hi-tech rubble bases.
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I am excited to paint one of these mini's that I have prepped myself. I tried really hard to get all the mold lines nice and smooth and my glue joints small and hidden. I have been using Vallejo putty. It has some good properties like drying fast and being water soluble but I wish it was a little tougher once it was dry.
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^^ those buttons are going to be great for little OSL lights.
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Not sure if I am happy with the pose. She looks a little off balance in that last picture, and I wonder if her arms a little too symmetrical. She looks fine in the first picture...
Here is her box art:
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I also picked up a piece of terrain for them all to live on. It's from Plastic Craft.
http://www.plastcraftgames.com/en/ It was very cheap and seems pretty cool. i don't have a lot of experience with terrain. The one thing that is key though is to get some slow drying super glue to place the pieces. The corrugated panels are just cardboard and the other panels are foamed PVC. So they will tear if you have to break apart a bad super glue joint. My white glue did seem to work nicely though...
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Going to load the hi-tech container up with a bunch of graffiti. Should be fun!
Last, but not least, I started a WIP over on the Reaper forums:
http://forum.reapermini.com/index.p...-of-the-colossus-wip-02911-colossal-skeleton/
I have a soft spot for all things Reaper. When I first started out painting it was with Reaper Paints and some Reaper models:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/334427 ( A "4"??? @#&! sinpers - lol) Last year Zab and I entered their Dragon painting contest and, I feel, got snubbed. So I am going to go over there to do a SBS of my next piece for Putty and Paint. That'll teach 'em! I'll post updates here too, but if you are lurking come on over and give me a shout-out on the Reaper board.