I finished the 4 Infinity models I have been working on. 3 Line Kazaks, and a Scout with AP Sniper rifle.
I had hoped to get more done on my week off work, but life conspired against me.I did at least manage to get these finished and based, and put together almost all of the remaining Ariadna models for my Infinity collection.
Camoflage can blur a model's lines if overdone at this scale, and I think I did a decent job of showing a jungle pattern without making the models details disappear.
Some people suggested a little bit of color, which I have done with the purple alien vegetation on their bases, and little bright spots on the uniforms.
Here's all 4 finished:
And now a couple of individual shots. Once again, my older camera just doesn't quite cut it :( I really need to get a digital camera that will take good macro shots for not a lot of dough.
My cheap Kazak Lt model. She sits in the back and directs most fights from cover, while doing her make-up.
Line Kazaks Front and back: #1
#2
Scout with AP Sniper rifle: I also proxy this model as a Kazak Forward Observer.
Next up: Tankhunters, Veteran, SAS, Paras etc. etc.
Nice Kazaks! I'm posting my progress on my Haqqislam Qapu Khalqi army on my tumblr account: http://precinctomega.tumblr.com/ The problem with camo is that, when it's done "well" (i.e. realistically), it makes all the details blur into one another. The trick is to find a camo pattern that conveys the impression of camouflage without actually having its effect. Especially important on Infinity minis when they're so very, very detailed.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I tried to give them a decent camo look without making all their details blend in like you mentioned.
ReplyDeleteI'll be varying the camo a bit on each different ethnic group for my Ariadnans.