BattleTech - The Board Game of Armored Combat
BattleTech Miniatures and Terrain => BattleTech Miniatures => Topic started by: pixelgeek on 11 October 2019, 19:45:48
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Just finished painting these up for one of the local Demo Team members, John Gavin Wilcox. It is a custom scheme he requested. The Pillager and the Jinggua appear to be older IWM casts and the metal was a bit softer and had shallower detail than the other mechs. I'll need to be a bit more particular with any similar mechs I get in the future. They don't hold washes in the same way
The cockpits washed out a bit under my light and so the highlights are visible. They have an orange textured look that the camera doesn't pick up.
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Nice paint jobs and excellent basing, even if I don't recognize all the 'mechs... :thumbsup:
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Sweet! :thumbsup:
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Thanks. They are all Dark Age or post Civil War designs. I had to get John to tell me what they were. I’d never even seen the Jinggua before :-)
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Nice looking mechs, good color combo and I like the subtle edge highlights.
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:thumbsup:
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Nice!
(Though I'll be over here in the corner, failing my 'Mech recognition test again - I can't do the new ones, either. Hell, I can barely do the old ones sometimes!)
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Nice paint jobs and excellent basing, even if I don't recognize all the 'mechs... :thumbsup:
I was pretty sure I knew a lance of them but while the last 2 looked familiar I couldn't name them & had to look them up.
From Left to Right
Jinggau
Shen Yi
Lao Hu
Tian Zong
Marauder
Pillager
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Thanks. They are all Dark Age or post Civil War designs. I had to get John to tell me what they were. I’d never even seen the Jinggua before :-)
Great Work.
Though I'd point out that the Pillager dates back to the SLDF era & the Marauder does also though that particular sculpt is from 3067
The Jinggau & Lao Hu were both developed just before the Civil War.
Only the 2 I couldn't name are truly NEW designs from very recent TROs. Shen Yi & Tian Zong.
I've seen them on the table top from our last campaign where a player was playing Cappie, but couldn't recall the names.
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Great work indeed!
If you're doing one in the future, the Pillager benefits from sawing at the waist and making a 1/4" insert. Brings it back to lordly Assault size ;)