Antenociti 28mm 'Civilian' vehicles...

[OSHIROmodels]

Cracking work on the glass 

Just right for my Akira project if it ever gets off the ground again 

cheers

James

[dwartist]

[Dr Mathias]

That's damn sweet. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Awesomesauce 

cheers

James

[Andym]

Brilliant paint work!

The rest of us can only strive to be this good!

[Rabbitz]

The glass effect is amazing.    Fancy doing a tutorial on how it's done?   Pretty please 

[Commander Vyper]

Awesomesauce  

cheers

James

Hey that's my line! Bloody brilliant David top drawer! 

[Anpu]

 

[dwartist]

[OSHIROmodels]

Do the bikes come with riders (I'm assuming so)?

cheers

James

[Dr Mathias]

Do the bikes come with riders (I'm assuming so)?

I was assuming that they are riderless, I hope I'm wrong.

I'm also wishing for standing/supporting rider and ones that look like they're driving. I like the biker girl for Infinity, but her one leg lounging/supporting pose bothers me in an action packed movement game. I've loved Antenociti's jetbike girls Miri and Samanda since they came out... I so wish they were feet off the ground riding though

Copplestone had some riders in the old future wars range, I wonder if they would fit and if they can be acquired from somewhere.

Very cool Dwartist, lovin' these.

[dwartist]

Do the bikes come with riders (I'm assuming so)?

cheers

James

I'll ask Jed though I'm not aware of any being sculpted as yet.

[tnjrp]

I was assuming that they are riderless, I hope I'm wrong

Since Antenociti scrapped their 28mm scale G.O.T. civilian figures line, I've also been assuming there won't be any drives/riders forthcoming from them,

[dwartist]

no riders.

[dwartist]

The glass effect is amazing.    Fancy doing a tutorial on how it's done?   Pretty please 

I don't think I could! I just apply the paint in a very haphazard way to vaguely suggest the forms of a city block with a sky above and then use horizontal and vertical lines of dots and dashes to suggest windows etc and diagonal dots and dashes (using a perspective vanishing point) to suggest roads and depth.