Happy New Year all!
I’m not much of a one for new years’ resolutions but I am determined to be more productive this year.
I’m a massive fan of Asslessman’s really excellent blog, and I’m always impressed by how much he turns out as much as I am by the brilliant minis. Whilst I know I’ll never come near to that, I will try and produce a few more finished minis this year.
I’m also picking up 28mm sci-fi again. I love 15mm, but it’s simply not characterful enough for some of the sci-fi stuff I want to do. So I’ll be doing various 6mm projects, occasional 15mm ‘hard-ish’ military sci-fi stuff (at which I feel 15mm sci-fi excels) and 28mm sci-fi and fantasy character based skirmish stuff.
Here’s the first guy on the table, about 70% done – he’s an Inq28 mini that will also be a bounty hunter in my more generic (half Rogue Trader and half Star Wars) used-future sci-fi. The serum to hold back his mutation is expensive, so what’s a rough and ready spacer to do other than turn to bounty work?! (He’s something-something-nurgle-bad-more-skulls in Inq28 world).
Anyway – see you much sooner than has become normal recently. Promise.
I do like him. What have you made him from?
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Cheers – Genestealer cult body (from Overkill so the left arm was moulded onto the body minus the hand), a sculpted leg over some plastic and a Plague Bearer foot, Genestealer cultist head with sculpted boils, a Forgeworld renegade arm and a hand (with knife) from a Hobbit Goblin. I was pretty pleased with the conversion – he was a test for a ‘nurgle cultist’ originally – but didn’t want to do any more, so seemed a good candidate for a one off painting session.
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Awesome conversion mate. I look forward to seeing more.
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He’s bloody brilliant mate – do more please!!
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Thanks mate – plenty more to come, had quite a few plastic 28mm conversions ticking away in the background for about 2 years, so finally time to push them up the queue!
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