Syndicate Vessels: Raphael and Donatello

Greetings,

I have been rather busy recently with work and so on, but here is some of my recent efforts.

This is the Phantom and the Spur from the Syndicate Traders League of the Marauders Faction from the Firestorm Armada game. Here is the Donatello and the Raphael. 

These were a lot of fun to paint and go to town with the insignia and the different logos upon the vessels. I can't wait for the other ships in the fleet become available.

Comments are welcome, as always.

Regards,

English Pillock 

Morkanaut

Greetings,

Here is a follow up on the Morkanaut that was painted a while ago.

Full view of the Morkanaut from the front. He has a similar paint scheme as to my other Orky stuff, so he has a pretty intensive red paint scheme and flames upon the armour plates.

A close up of the upper torso and the head. The flame decals upon the left  shoulder is one of the only ones that I am not a particular fan of. The triple flame doesn't look like it works as much as some of the others.

The skull glyph upon the belly plate was fun to do. The flaming green eyes add a nice spot colour to the front of the model.

Here is a closer look at the flame design added to the Kustom Mega Kannon. It is hard to discern the difference to the red due to the angle of the photo, but it was the flame design that I am the most proud of.

Here is the other side of the head. This is the Cylon-esque head. It isn't as good as the other side of the head though. It needs a jaw to go with it due to the amount of dead space  on the top of the belly plate.

Oh and by the by, the base isn't dealt with due to me not wanting to affix him to a base due to transport and storage issues.

Comments are welcome, as always.

Regards,

English Pillock

Morkanaut

Greetinz,

'Ere iz a noo fing dat wuz got a short time ago.

Moar paint iz needed, so no more pikky-turez until it be dun.

Regards,

English Pillock

Hiya Mr J!

Greetings,

Here is something a little different to my recent painting. I only got this on Saturday. He took about 80 minutes to finish, including a little bit of green-stuffing to marry up some of the parts better.. i am pretty happy with it. The base needs some work though. I am postulating possibilities at the moment...

Comments are welcome as always.

Regards,

English Pillock.