Showing posts with label AvP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AvP. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 January 2020

Funko POP! repaints and Aliens!

Painted up a couple of Funko POP! Space Marine Intercessors as some gifts for friends. Pretty happy with how they turned out. 

Thousands Sons repaint next to one out of the box.






3rd Company Imperial Fist Intercessor. I used some old transfers, hence the tactical squad symbol on the right pauldron. Not sure what the marking for Intercessors actually is.

 

Iron Hands Intercessor.



All together now!






Still working through my AvP minis as well. Finished off the Queen and the Praetorian. This just leaves the Predalien and facehuggers to go.

 Queen


Praetorian






Tuesday, 26 November 2019

AvP update - runners, turrets and warriors oh my

Quick update with a few finished AvP minis, and some photos of the next wip works.


Sentry guns!






Alien runners (think the one from Alien3)







Warriors


So many arms to choose from.....


Fully armed...... (terrible pun intended)



Next step is to undercoat and start painting

Monday, 11 November 2019

AvP Weyland Yutani Commandos!

Quick update time, managed to finish off some Weyland Yutani Commandos I'd been painting. I'd originally planned to do a white armour and urban cams pattern, but that fell through. In the end I kept the white armour, but went with a grey colour for the fatigues instead. Still happy with the result in the end. 




















Helper cat helps as always. Where else but on top of the foam to sit?


Saturday, 30 September 2017

Back in blog

My collection of miniatures (and terrain) keeps getting bigger, and the amount of time I spend painting seems to get smaller. I'm hoping that starting a blog will give me motivation to keep painting through my backlog, which includes:
- Alien vs. Predator 
- Warhammer Empire
- Battlefleet Gothic
- Infinity (including a whole bunch of terrain)
- Heavy Gear (Blitz and Fleet Scale)
- Battletech
- Dropfleet Commander

Below is my first offering of Colonial Marines. Enjoy.













New year, new post (2022 edition)

Well, somehow its 2022. No idea where the time has gone, I'm still mentally stuck in March 2020. Painting has been slow recently, but I ...