2.19.2013

Miniatures from Other Ranges

Right now I'm putting the finishing touches on a commission army, but my head is in a couple other places besides.

One: Infinity models!  I've got 7 painted and 6 in the works.  It's nice to have a project you can take from start to finish in with so few models...



...problem alert!  Corvus Belli has a HUGE range of Haqqislam miniatures, and admittedly I have a real plastic and metal addiction problem.  My goal, moving forward, is to limit my sickness to one army in a particular range.

With Infinity, the aforementioned Haqqis.  With Warmachine, the Protectorate; with Hordes, the Circle.  Though admittedly I include Mercenaries and Minions in the Privateer Press range, allowing myself some wiggle room for manic-purchasing.

With Confrontation - forget about it!  Every weekend we break out that dead game has me cruising Ebay looking for long OOP models.  That I never get a chance to use.  *sigh*

Which brings me to my second thought; using models across systems.  I've picked up the following models to use in my Inquisitor's Warband, hopefully giving it some additional character.  (Keep in mind, I haven't painted mine - these are downloads from the respective publisher's site.)

I've picked up some lady-friends for my Psyker Pimp.  I guess he's withholding toys for tots, or something.

This dude screams, "Badass!"  Not sure why he screams it, but there you go.

This model I converted to use as a Xenos Inquisitor.  He looked suitably different from existing models while still maintaining a certain stature.  Naturally, this one required some conversion work.



Anyway, that's where my head is at, as I finish up the Tim That Can's daemons this week.  Thoughts?

4 comments:

  1. To put it politely: you're screwed. My eye just started wandering to other minis from GW and my God are there some nice sculpts out there! I made a resolution to expand my horizons this year in order to improve my painting skills with different subject matter. I may have just found a quicker way to empty my wallet ~sigh~ Whatever you do don't look at Freebooter or Hasslefree minis either...

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  2. Hasselfree are lovely and quite "realistic" for miniatures.

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  3. Man those Haqqislam look great. The colors and bases really work well together.

    I love the Infinity range and just got into the Aleph. Only issue is that they are such good sculpts I have no choice but to pull outnmy painting A game and expand my skills.

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  4. Weak conversion and weak article. Take a class on writing and converting. Better yet, just stop or walk into traffic.

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