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And here my latest work:

The magnificent one and only Monkeyking of the Human Sphere: Bran do Castro!!!

Awesome, I like the staff especially

Thank you, that was actually the easiest part

Good white is no joke but I can't help getting sidetracked by shinies.

So, I thought I had a goodly amount of Infinity terrain. Turns out I need more.



Looks like I need a few more small buildings and a good whack of scatter terrain for a full table before I can start diversifying the building types. I've got 4 MAS dumpsters and I think 8 of their tech crates, plus a bus stop and the MAS billboards, but I think I'll need a few of the antenocitis cars as well for some good partial cover spots. Contemplating another Warmill foodbooth as well, my FLGS has the donut hole one that I wanted.

 GrimDork wrote:
Good white is no joke but I can't help getting sidetracked by shinies.

So Bran's staff might distract you from some weak painted spots on Bran, I'll call this success

@Loki: nice Buildings! Looks like several manufacturers there, the garage (and mat) is by MAS, that's for sure. But I have no clue about the rest...
I found a really good way to produce masses of scatter terrain you'll only need styrofoam and a hot wire cutter. Just cut that stuff into dice of about 23mm (Small MAS crates) edge lengh, that's terrain you can literally scatter without worries about smashed other terrain.

The two square buildings are apartments from BPLaser, an Australian company. The two large rectangular buildings are a Sarissa Precision Warehouse and Commercial Pod. The L shaped building is a Warmill Surgery Shack, the small building in the corner and the small rectangular building next to the garage are a Warmill Foodbooth and RIBD bar.

I want another Warmill Foodbooth or ORB to stick in the lower right corner as they're both pretty small, and I have an unbuilt BPLaser bus stop to go on the top left. Then I just need scatter terrain. Once I have the full board, I'll look at getting different buildings for variety. I really want the ZEN Terrain police station. Plus some taller terrain so TAGs aren't instantly visible.

The Police station by ZEN is really nice, I have their Biker Bar with interior which was easy to build! To be picky, the doors are slightly too low for S2 models though.

And if the Police Station has the same height like the Biker Bar it should be sufficent enough to hide a TAG behind

It's been a while since I post a mini :p
The last one KALIKA:

I play her as croc boarding shotgun

Nice, I like that colour scheme an her face!

Well that's just fething gorgeous !

I don't recognise the mini Sangarn, what is it ?

It's Bipandra with a weapon swap (not sure which weapon though!).

It's an Aleph boarding shotgun.

Exactly, both of you ! sculpted by the best: Jose Luis Roig

Just finished up this chap, pending client approval, his buddy will be up next, some time next week if all goes to plan.



The request was for something a little more weathered and gritty than most Infinity, so right up my alley! Can't say I had a great time assembling the minis, but he was fun to paint up.

Edited in a better pic

Yeah they're kinda rough to build, but I like them. Good work!

The pilot's arms were the worst part. I glued my fingers to the arms, the body to my fingers, the arm to the table, the glue bottle to the body, every which way but actually getting the arms to attach to the body, and nothing but the body! I'm kind of terrified to pick up and paint the second one now, for fear that they'll just drop off...

I've got three more to do but I've gotta space them out. Part assembling them and hoping they go together well at the end is a bit rough too.

My O-guija-yoroi.

I wanted a TAG for my JSA but I don't like the evangelion inspired schoolgirl piloted O-yoroi that's out there.
(I'm aware I'm probably in the minority over my loathing of that show).

So I bought the new Guija and set about converting it to suit.

I cut the back hoop thing off the gun and filed the remainder down, since it was going to be holding it. This also necessitated carving a replacement bit.

Not a fan of the hook sword, tbh. A bit of chopping and filing, and I had a more traditional straight blade. A bit of a bend, the addition of an octagonal tsuba carved from the same 2mm plasticard as the back hoopy bit and some putty to form a new hilt (from the tapered original) and it was more "Japanese" looking.



Still in progress. Basic blocking has been started.

Looks like a great start to me, I like what you've done there.

I have a basic "rising sun" on the left pauldron also.

I can only do it in stages as my eyes get dry and sore (I have dry eye syndrome and when they dry out, the corneas start to get abraded by my eyelids, this leads to everything going fuzzy) then I have to stop and apply lubricating gel drops and let them work.

Damn, that sounds like one of the worst body conditions you can have for the Hobby! :(


My latest hobby related work, I built it from an ikea picture frame and it somehow makes dice rolling luxurious.

 chromedog wrote:
I have a basic "rising sun" on the left pauldron also.

I can only do it in stages as my eyes get dry and sore (I have dry eye syndrome and when they dry out, the corneas start to get abraded by my eyelids, this leads to everything going fuzzy) then I have to stop and apply lubricating gel drops and let them work.

I have the same thing (though mine seems to be seasonal, it's not too bad in the spring/summer) and it's a real pain. One of my friends has it even worse, he has a severe skin reaction to acrylic paints!

I'm going to be working on my Nomads soon and I'm looking for some bits - what's the best source for the re-designed Nomad weapons? Particularly combi-rifles and boarding shotguns.

Mine appears to be genetic.

I don't have the little glands in your eyelids that secrete the gunk that slows the evaporation of tears (and makes the gunk in your eyes when you wake up).

Chromedog, tried punctal plugs?

Caylentor, I don't know that there is a good source. The Spec Ops guys are good for extra weapons but they're the old ones.

Looked it up - I'd still need to use the same drops regardless, so it looks like a case of overcomplicating things for no added benefit, really.

(Opthalmic surgeon didn't mention it, and he's the top-guy in my region). When I did scratch the corneas a couple of years back as a result all it needed was some medicated drops and corneal bandages (which are optically transparent) for a week or so.

Drops 2-3x a day does the job well enough for me. I had the same optical prescription for over 20 years, though ... so I'm way behind the curve on it (my hobby actually helped me plateau my vision ... constant exercise of the lens muscles and all that).

Another Converted TAG ready to take on your O-guija-yoroi ^^

TRIUM corporation Project ABBALON.

(bigger pic in my gallery)

PS: it took me 2 years to finish it lol
EDIT: I've updated my Plog

That's fantastic.

My Airborne rangers finally got painted.



Sorry for the shiny, not sure why they look like that on camera. Its actually a dull coat.

Cool. I checked your page for those, you're really chewing through some USARF.