[COMMERCIAL] EM4 space rangers

[lord marcus]

One of my customers, Kelly Perkins , has worked magic with his brushes bringing the EM4 space rangers to their full potential.

Kelly had the following to say:

"The Space Rangers made me nostalgic for the old monopose marines and went together just as easy. I put mine on a 32mm base and used contrast paints but there is a surprising amount of detail on such an affordable kit."

This lovely set of classic miniatures from eM4 Miniatures  allows you to build 5 futuristic warriors in armor suits. Because they are plastic, they are also useful for conversions.

Note: Picture below submitted by customer to be used as an example of painting options and possible finished look. Purchased models are bare plastic.

You can get your own space rangers from McDougall Designs at the link below.

https://mcdougalldesigns3d.com/products/em4-space-rangers-5-plastic-miniatures?utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=android

[Daeothar]

No pics, mate... 

[lord marcus]

No pics, mate... 

Oops. Thank you

[Storm Wolf]

Nice 

[lord marcus]

Nice 

Agreed. I think he did quite a good job. Models themselves just scream old school and could be used in a variety of projects. I'm especially thinking of dioramas with cut-up parts used as scatter to denote an ancient battlefield or something to that effect. The kit also comes with extra special weapons which would be usable with other projects.

[Storm Wolf]

They do scream old skool but in a good way, I have a largish batch of these stashed away to turn into non-space marines at a later date .

Keep up those oldskool vibes 

[lord marcus]

They do scream old skool but in a good way, I have a largish batch of these stashed away to turn into non-space marines at a later date .

Keep up those oldskool vibes 

I certainly enjoy the old skool vibe. its why i sell these.

To clarify, the paintjob was by one of my customers, and I felt it should be shared because its an excellent example of good quality table-level painting.

[Storm Wolf]

Cool beans whomever painted them