Judgement Day Project: #34 Citi-Def Pvt. Raimi

[Mason]

Im not sure what game would require three robot butlers, but Im 100% certain that I can come up with one

Downton Abbey 2216....Carson's Revenge!
 

[cheetor]

Downton Abbey 2216....Carson's Revenge!
 

Hah!

"Uphive Downhive"

[Mr Saturday]

We head below city bottom this week to the undercity. A less well know denizen of the old cities are the werewolf packs. Dredd himself spent a little time running with the wolves during one of his undercity excursions during 'Cry of the Werewolf'. Originally caused by a convenient radioactive compound, the wolves are one of the many dangers lurking in the undercity.



This particular fellow is an alpha, as he is enormous. The 'giant werewolf' from the Citadel Night Horrors range. He comes with a separate head, so some fur sculpting was required to give him a mane on the back of the head and neck. He also has his junk out. Fair enough.

I wanted to go a bit further than a grey or black wolf, so I tried a little patterning on this guy. I'm happy with how it turned out, making what could be quite a plain mini into something a little more interesting.



The alpha, Prager, is the start of a group of unsavoury undercity dwellers I'll be adding to over the next while.

[cheetor]

Beautiful 

You have outdone yourself this time Mr S.  A great choice of miniature and a great paint job.

[Mr Saturday]

Thanks very much sir! I am very pleased with him.

[Mason]

Brilliant!
That colouring is a triumph.
 

[Mr Saturday]

Very kind of you to say Mason, thanks very much indeed.

[Elk101]

Great job on wolfie. I've got the same figure and although it's old I reckon it's better than loads of more recent werewolf sculpts.

[Gibby]

As a kid I always wanted the robot and alien Star Wars figures, not the humans.  In many respects Im still that same.  Im glad that you like them Mason.

I love that butler bot! I recently read the America storyline and liked the butler.

[skirmisher]

Great werewolf, great project!

Keep it coming lads,

Warren

[cheetor]

Thanks for the nice feedback folks


#33 Lazooka Joe



I had to rush to finish this Citadel mutant from the 1980s range in order to meet the deadline, so a few areas are bit rougher than I would like.  The model design, although quite crude in places - very much of its era - is also so much fun that I think that I got away with it.



I couldnt resist adding a silly bit of branding to the large, ramshackle laser cannons power source.  The unusual weapon combines with the fez, the mutant feet, the aggressive pose and the underwear (the sculpt defined that really, they look like drawers, not short trousers) to make a memorable figure.



My mutant freedom fighters are slowly starting to build now.  I have wanted to put together a force of mutants since I started painting toy soldiers back in the eighties, so once again, the Judgement Day imperative delivers on a personal level.



The blog post is HERE for anyone interested.  Thanks for looking!

[Mason]

Superb!
I love everything about that figure, it is such a wacky combination of madness.
Coloured in very nicely too.
 

[Major_Gilbear]

Looks great - I don't think the roughness shows except perhaps a little on the flesh when placed next to the others (and even then, I think that you wouldn't notice unless you were looking for it - he is a mutant afterall!)

[Dr. Kevin Moon III esq.]

I love all the mutants - I'd not seen any of the figures before and I'm pining for them now!

[Malebolgia]

So a mutant with a huge duracell powered laser wearing undies and a fez. Love it
Must say I also love the basing color with the warm browns. What colors do you use for the sand? Must remember these for a later project!