I've had these prototypes in my
possession for a few weeks but it's been a tough slog to find time to
organise things. This isn't probably news worthy but I'll get a real
update in the coming weeks.
Overall I'm really happy with them!
Here are my first passes at colour schemes and paint jobs... aherm,
my enjoyment of painting far outweighs my ability. The desert guys
speak for themselves really, white armour and gun casing to evoke SF
Space Opera and the Peacekeepers are the Empires locally recruited
militia, hence the red black and gold (colours of the Empire).
I know it's early days on this range
but I'm planning on going more Byzantian on the Imperial forces and
more Arabian on the desert insurgents (good guys).
It will be a few weeks before I order
up a few lots and offer them for sale, I want to get some shots of
the metals and a brief and brutal review article completed first.
They will be very limited, drop me an email if you are interested in
getting a few quickly: sales at miniaturesofthenorth.com
I wont lie, these were quite a trick to
put together! No more so than usual metal miniatures but I did find
myself going in with some putty to hide a couple of joins. I wouldn't
want to assemble a huge amount of these so I will dissuade people
from buying lots of them unless they insist. They are definitely for
the experienced and patient modeller.
Unfortunately one of the Peacekeepers
right arms was damaged in the molding process so it's not sale
worthy, it took me less than a minute to fix it with putty and I've
photographed the work here. More than likely I'll lower the price for
the box but throw in the miniature anyway, we will see.
Here's what I'll be offering as a set –
full contents of the mold:
I really like the Peacekeepers.
ReplyDeleteEver since seeing the movie Chronicles of Riddick, and seeing the Helios Prime soldiers, I've been looking for some similar looking miniatures for an Imperial Guard army.
They're the closest thing to what I'm looking for.