15 mm
Police and thieves in the street, oh yeah
Fighting the nation with their guns and ammunition
On the neon-lit, corporate-controlled streets of the mega-cities of the future, those with the power make the law, and those with the money have the power. A B-Secur private police officer faces off with a mysterious hacker... Is he a mere criminal, or a revolutionary? Is there a difference any more?
I've had these Khurasan figures in my collection for years. They're really cool (especially the gangers), but they're scaled a bit small to fit in well with my other 15mm figures, and so they've unfortunately languished. I'll see if I can get them painted up and post them in a bit.
They look lovely, and the cityscape shot is great!
ReplyDeleteCyberpunk is floating my boat at the moment, I think that I am going to dig out some suitable figs that I have been promising to paint for years and give them the treatment.
Do you think that you will get some cyberpunk gaming in?
Thanks! I don't actually play any tabletop games, believe it or not... Just a painter :)
DeleteToo bad I zoomed and that was a yellow helmet not a guy with a girlie blond hairdo.
ReplyDeleteThat could have happened in mega city one.
I really dig the corporate chap. Zoomed looks like Morpheus from the matrix but all in all could be a Syndicate agent. In the last iteration (first person shooter) there's a rival corp agent wearing straight white...
> guy with a girlie blond hairdo
DeleteI'll see what I can do... ;)
Glad you like. I definitely wanted to call out Morpheus with this guy (it's hard not to), but still keep him distinctive. And leave his appearance as neither an obvious hero/villain.
Nice modeling.
ReplyDeleteTerrific! I love the paintjob, but the pic is awesome, so powerful! Cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was fun to set up! I have a pretty good collection of scenery elements by now.
DeleteThe first picture is perfect, a great way to create the setting.
ReplyDeleteLovely work as always!