Sep 25, 2019
Yet another plain keisotsu with combi. Converted from Zhanshi.
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Yet another plain keisotsu with combi. Converted from Zhanshi.
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Some SWC keisotsu for my JSA army.
Another stuff from 2018 - 3rd keisotsu from JSA army pack and Kempeitai to lead 5-man fireteam.
Some stuff from 2018 - Keisotsu butai, JSA cheerleaders
Keisotsu hacker from Japanese Secessionist Army (Infinity the game). I converted her from one of zhanshis from Op: Red Veil box. Hope you like how she looks!Â
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Victory over Dawns Pass.
Infinity scenery - Street food counter (work in progress)
I promise it will be mainly 40K orks posted here, but I started a new side project as a refreshment, the Infinity wargame and currently working on an unique scenery element, mainly to be used as a photo background for all those beautiful Japanese Sectorial Army miniatures I am going to show you sooner or later.
I just love the fact that for these sci-fi themes quite anything can work as scenery. For this street food shop concept I used some ready-made wooden boards available in any DIY shop, some old metal part with a plastic shape I found in my old toolset (maybe IKEA, but cannot remember), the door of an old space marine Rhino (maybe), wall boxes are halves of some tank machine gun, and prints are just from the office.
Not fully painted of course, the floor is going to be something like this, the logo of the shop is to be placed in the circular element of the backwall, washes, highlight etc. still to come.
The mini is a Keisotsu Butai, basic grunt of JSA, also in work in progress state, but we will meet him soon in a photo series.
Signs most possibly show sushi, sashimi, sake, etc. but I should double check if any of them are upside down or meaning something completely different. :-) Anybody speaks Japanese here?