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first is the VIP. With the hair pins she kinda has an Asian Haut
Couture vibe going on. The VIP is an objective in the Recon game.
While
the other worker models seem to be reacting to a firefight, she has a
self assured look of a CEO finding the antics of subordinates a bit
underwhelming.
This
is the fellow that kept me from finding a samurai to paint. I really
like this model and it is a very fine sculpt. He is the alternate Daimyo
from the kickstarter.
He
appears as a random threat to the raiding MERC team. Apparently INTEL
was lacking on the VIP's hobbies or a Daimyo was running some excerises
when the team hit!
Keizai
Waza i a Megacorp based in the Pacific from Japan through Australia.
They have a very nice robotic feel with their armor and seem ready to
transform into a brightly colored sportscar in any moment.
Kinda hard to blend in orange armor, but the sniper model still hits the sweet spot.
The spy model is a more lightly armored lady, but she is fast and locked doors and panels are no obstacles for her.
She has no range weapons, but she is very fast.
The
smaller specialist is a booster that supports the others in their
tasks. She has more armor than the spy, but as the monkeywrench next to
her shows; she is definetly less girthy!
Lots of fine detail on them.
The breecher and the heavy hybrid add a lot of firepower to the team. The breecher has a great action pose too.
I used the blue to show the suits power, like Ironman the movie!
The breecher is my second favorite model of the faction.
The
pathfinder and the Daimyo are 2/3 of the best weapon Keiza Waza
has.I'll have to score the spotter to complete the team. since the
plastic models have paper thin rifles, Ill get the metal set where the
rifles a more hefty
the
weapon is that tactical nuke on the Daimyo's back. you need all three
functioning in perfect order with the enemy team or objective in range.
It's not Hiroshima, but wicked in a decent area and hard to pull off.
Here is the Team ready to roll.
and here they are protecting the VIP with the cool Daimyo on point!
Somd very tidy work there, David - well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Evan! It helps to keep it tidy when you really like what you are working on! ;)
DeleteNice gang David - I take it you didn't fancy painting the classic Yakuza tattoos on the Daimyo? :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tamsin!
DeleteI REALLY thought about it, but 6 layers of flesh tone later, I liked him too much as he was and didn't want to wreck it! ;)
Really nice. cheers
ReplyDeletePretty nifty work, like the wheels as well!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sander!
DeleteEbbles made the paper model model kits. The blue beast is a Scifi tug for spaceports and the limousine is from a set he did that also features cop cars and taxis. Very, very blade runner-ish and welcome as its hard to find unarmed scifi vehicles in 28mm! ;)
Great painting David.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ray!
DeleteGreat colour scheme!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Barks!
DeleteI was actually striving to get an orange like your halfling team, but this'll work! ;)
Lovely work David, very atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michael!
DeleteThey look Ace
ReplyDeleteThank you, Clint! ;)
DeleteThese sculpts have a lot of energy and fluidity, and your bright colours really bring those qualities out. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Padre!
DeleteI do like the poses and the armor, but I really like the Daimyo. I was working on him when you posted your barbarian pair, kinda ironic that! ;)
Love the orange armoured plates on these figures. Also, the skin tone of the fellow with the blade is excellent. Great use of card terrain for your backdrop!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Curt! The Daimyo turned out really well. I found out when we moved that I have more than six totes of the stuff with more to be built...at least the totes are light! ;)
DeleteGreat work Dave.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Greg!
DeleteVery nicely done Greg!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Nice work David. I like the look of your team.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, David. Really evocative of Blade Runner, or Netrunner, or Cybercity Edo.... they look terrific!
ReplyDeleteGreat painting and photos of this team, David!
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