A big thankyou to Alex for sending me these weird and wonderfull bods :-D
I´ve also got the machines but so far have only managed to work out how one of them fits together. If anyone knows where I can find the build instructions, especially for the Imperial Force Cyborg Destroyer "Long Shadow" I´d be very gratefull.
Rifle group |
Heavy weapons. From left to right, MG, some sort of ray gun, missile launcher, grenade launcher |
The whole team in the ruins of @°§*'! (sorry, the alien for this place doesn´t translate) backed up with my scratch built A.P.U |
Hello to Sasha (Zed1) from Zed´s Napoleonics blog Sasha is into Napoleonics...and a great job he does of them...some of his conversions are inspirational...he even paints their eyes!!!
Hello to Haarken from Martians & and Machine Guns blog .Colonial & Science Fiction Wargaming in the Victorian Age, very HG Wells, his Martian Tripods are lovely.
Hello to Smillie from Painting Diary Blog. A great painter with a sense of humour...his lateset post about PVA gold is well worth a read...I agree entirely with it..
Hello to Andrew. I´ve found you on Google + but no blog??
That's a good-looking group and a very distinctive design - I like the mood a lot. I say we need more place names that don't translate.
ReplyDeleteGreat painted figures Paul! I like them, and I hope you can find the built instructions.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
All we need now from your talented brush are some agreeable alien scum to vapourise!!!! :-D
ReplyDeletePaul
ReplyDeleteNice figures. I have them too.
You got a message at the ATF forum...
Best Wishes
Very neat, always had a soft spot for Scifi.
ReplyDeleteGreat figs and love the thematic backdrop - very nice!
ReplyDeleteBTW that name does translate, you just need 3 tongues and a set of mandibles to say it right!
I love space troopers! These would go great with my space freighter and pig crews. Love the APU.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The A.P.U is pure groove.
ReplyDeleteA bit of a departure from the medieval stuff but I can see why you were drawn to them, lovely work
ReplyDeleteCool figures!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Paul.
ReplyDeleteThey're definitely different.
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps :-D
ReplyDeleteSpecial thanks to anonymous (Patrik) for the plans :-D
Cheers
paul