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Looks fantastic. I've thought of picking up some of your 6mm city stuff. Do you rotate it at all when printing (I've got an Anycubic Photon for resin printing and should shortly have a CR-10 for FDM) in resin? Mostly I will be trying out the com towers and possibly one of the smaller city packs for use with my Battletech minis.
They look nice, but quite as striking as the yellow spider-walker force from earlier in the thread. Then again, they're also gray figs being photographed against a very similar background rather than being, well, yellow. And spidery. The big mech reminds me a little of one of the figs from WETA Workshop's GKR: Heavy Hitters game.
Considering i haven't sculpted the humans, i'll thake that as a compliment!
It was certainly intended as such. Those things are gorgeous, and their style's virtually unique. Closest I can think of are a few of GZG's 15mm drone weapon platforms, and even those have a very different look.Plus, painting yellow well is always a strong flex.
Very nice, love the aesthetic. I find myself annoyed that Dropzone Commander went with 10mm all over again, their Resistance figure range has a similar ramshackle look to everything but, y'know, wrong damn scale for Epic/Dirtside goodness.
Oh my god! That is so well done!
Witness!!!!
Hear hear! I'm trying to roughly mimic the Orks lists, so that people can proxy that with war boys! Aesthetic wise, i'm pretty blatantly going for a construction-machinery-mad-max. Larger mining rigs will follow, filled with weapons and teeming with boys. I would have gone for a CAT yellow, but i've got another yellow army already. Suggestions for alternative painting schemes??
Well, John Deere Green seems pretty popular for real world CTA Yellow alternatives, with bright yellow wheel hubs. Also a mid-to-light orange (don't know the name of it) that's presumably for max visibility same as the yellow. All suitably filthy and rusted, given the post-apoc thing. Rust oranges and browns would contrast well with the green.If you wanted something subtler, maybe have them in an unevenly applied military green top coat with patches of the original CAT Yellow and rusty metal showing through where it's been scraped off?