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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Chambersofminiatures on August 29, 2009, 05:47:41 AM
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Two more zed killas.
Patrick Chambers
(http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh25/chambersofminiatures/Foundry%20Street%20Violence/Foundry_08-09_gun-nun.jpg)
(http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh25/chambersofminiatures/Hasslefree/hassle_08-09_snake.jpg)
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Wow! Excellent painting - the Pliskin model I recognise, but where's the nun from? Is it a conversion? If it is a conversion, what's the base model, and how did you go about making it? It's fantastic!
Edit - just checked out your website (excellent stuff!) and answered my own question - she's a conversion from a Foundry SWAT model - and an excellent one at that! Any info on how you went about it would still be appreciated, though!
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The Sister of Mercy is indeed from the Foundry's Street Violence. It is not a conversion, but I do believe that it was a LTD ED miniature. The basing is my standard urban debris, cut up sprues and gutter gravel. Tried and true quick basing.
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The sister is great. I love what I assume is a holy water bottle on her belt.
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Fantastic Snake, especially the skin tones. :-* . But I thought he was dead..... :D
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Wow... Snake is outstanding, the greys really pop, it looks almost photo-realistic at first glance. I'd love to get that figure, is it still available?
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Wooo...
Great paint jobs.
Fantastic work, as usual!
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Wow... Snake is outstanding, the greys really pop, it looks almost photo-realistic at first glance. I'd love to get that figure, is it still available?
Snake is available from Hasslefree.
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don't tell me this is 28mm !
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Very cool 8)
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un-be-lie-va-ble !!!
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Great...wowser. :o
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Every time I see that HF Cobra I feel an almost over powering urge to buy him!!
Super fantastic work on the paint job!! Looks like one of those high prices wax figures of celebrities.
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don't tell me this is 28mm !
You thought he'd be taller? He gets a lot of that. lol
Hasslefree mini, so smaller "28mm" http://hasslefreeminiatures.co.uk/pack.php?pack=1860
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Thanks for the info on the nun - I'll scour the Foundry website to see if she's still available.
Once again, a lovely job on both of these - beatiful shading/highlighting, and the skin tones are spot on.
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Love the painting :)
What would it cost to get hold of one of those nuns these days?
If anyone has one they would like to part with (!) PM me.
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damn! both figures are awesome! lovin snake tho!
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Thanks all.
The Foundry Sister was purchased years ago and throw in the hoard only to culled recently to be painted up. The Sister has a lot of character to her with all of her tricks of the trade belted on, including the bottle of holy H2O. lol
Snake is great miniature, but comes in 4 pieces. It is best to paint the face before assembling the miniature. I little tricky for me, since I usually paint up single cast miniatures. Snake is well worth the effort though. This HF is a little beefier that some of the other HF miniatures I quick pic below.
IKORE.......Grenadier......Hasslefree......Foundry......Copplestone
(http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh25/chambersofminiatures/Hasslefree/snake_comparison.jpg)
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:oWOW AWSOME SNAKE :-*
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Your "standard urban debris" basing technique really does a great job of binding together a bunch of different manufacturers into a cohesive group.
Hey, I'm wearing that right-most guy's Docs at this very moment! :D
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Saw Snake on the FoD, excellent stuff. But that nun, freaky :o.
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I got hold a sister miniature last month for about £4.
BONUS.
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Great work on both these figures, but especially Snake! :)
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THOSE are super pretty!
i feel the need for new sci-fi adventurers and PA survivors like these!
DAWGIE
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Thanks for the comparison pic! They look amazing!
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That Plissken figure is really great work. The sculpting is first class, though your paintjob gives him that final touch to make him look like Kurt Russell. Superb!
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Better late than never: extraordinary work, Patrick!
:-*