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Eye candy

http://dreamforge-games.blogspot.com/2012/03/this-is-why-i-dont-paint.html

Looks very nice with some paint! As you pointed out before, perhaps a bit "leggy", but some bits would fix that right up

RiTides wrote:Looks very nice with some paint! As you pointed out before, perhaps a bit "leggy", but some bits would fix that right up

I think they are OK. They have accurate and actual proportions, i think

Cool paintjob, every day i like more these models

Really reminds me of a Brotherhood of Steel guy from Fallout.

Those models have great potential, but I feel there's something wrong with the proportions. The ones without helmets look like cyborgs whose head is the only thing that's not robotic. Maybe it's because the armor is too thin for a person to fit inside? I dunno.

The "style" is awesome though.

SgtSixkilla wrote:Those models have great potential, but I feel there's something wrong with the proportions. The ones without helmets look like cyborgs whose head is the only thing that's not robotic. Maybe it's because the armor is too thin for a person to fit inside? I dunno.

The "style" is awesome though.

Look at it as body armor, not power armor.

This stuff is lightweight high strength protective armor, not the same as their heavy troopers that have fully powered and enclosed suits.

At least that's how I'm looking at them

SgtSixkilla wrote:Those models have great potential, but I feel there's something wrong with the proportions. The ones without helmets look like cyborgs whose head is the only thing that's not robotic. Maybe it's because the armor is too thin for a person to fit inside? I dunno.

The "style" is awesome though.

Depends on what your used to.... anything by this manufacturer would look right at home with these minis. http://www.corvusbelli.com/en/02_tiendainf.asp?IDNOTICIA=95 With the exception of the large shoulder pads, the scaling is pretty damn close.


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ski2060 wrote:

SgtSixkilla wrote:Those models have great potential, but I feel there's something wrong with the proportions. The ones without helmets look like cyborgs whose head is the only thing that's not robotic. Maybe it's because the armor is too thin for a person to fit inside? I dunno.

The "style" is awesome though.

Look at it as body armor, not power armor.

This stuff is lightweight high strength protective armor, not the same as their heavy troopers that have fully powered and enclosed suits.

At least that's how I'm looking at them

Yep... thats the way I see it as well

Yeah, I agree with many others, The reg troops look skinny & lanky. But the heavier armored dudes look excellent.

I like the skinnyness, they look good and I think that will really help tell them apart from the others when you're playing with em.