Monday, 22 July 2013

Khurasan Exterminators Part 1

Title says it all really with the cooler weather this weekend my enthusiasm increased to get these guys finished. Superb little figures by Khurasan Miniatures. Full of lovely little details they really do surprise me that they are 15s. Thanks for the painting tips on the previous posts i've tried to take notice and hope these look slightly better.  They still need basing howeverI really can't make up my mind with what colours? Any Suggestions?

The next ten have been started as well as two sentry guns and will be well on there way to being finished by the weekend fingers crossed.

Being as the weather is so nice again today I took some pics out in the garden for a change. On another note i'm really chuffed with how these guys look as I have had these a while and was bit apprehensive about paint 15mms figures. The bug has bitten and there will be more.






Thought I'd drop a before pic in.




30 comments:

  1. You're really getting into these 15mm's Nice job!

    I don't know about basing these, but Fran has done loads of them. He's pics of them on his blog and you might want to take a look at them for ideas.

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    1. Thanks Anne, I'll go have a mooch through Frans stuff. The Neo Sov's have just popped into my head.

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  2. they look so dangerous, no aliens could stop them!

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    1. Didn't they say that when they where dropping into LV-426 :D

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  3. I believe as bare as possible Simon, will you be getting the ones in the large suits?

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    1. Its more the colour of the bases at the minute.

      Most likely I ordered small quantities to avoid customs duties as the limit is £15.00 So just picked up a pack of each of the regular exterminators though and the sentry guns.

      I will probably get at least two packs to use as some sort of elites. I want a couple more the regular marines as well as the extra packs have a fair few special weapons in them.

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    2. I'd go dark grey then and a little drybrush.

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  4. Bases I would do to suit whatever terrain boards you have for them.

    Nice work mate keep it up.

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    1. Cheers Clint, its colour choice more than anything as I don't have a board as such yet though I may make one for these as I probably won't need a big area for it.

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    2. Just noticed the new banner. "Movement..... it's all around us....closing in!" Not watched that film for ages.... maybe I should.

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  5. Looks great Simon!

    I make my bases with woodfiller and sand. Let it dry and paint it.

    Greetings
    Peter

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  6. Great work, but if the 'bug has bitten' I suggest you get that seen to! :P

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    1. Thanks mate, these paint up really quick I have the next ten started.

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  7. They look good Simon are you planing on using vehicles too? You'll have to come up with a basing scheme.

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    1. Thanks not sure yet I will get a Caymen and possibly some Polecats to compliment these fine fellows not sure on what rules yet there is a few contenders which are being researched.

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  8. I like the highlighting and the natural light on them. Look like they will kick someone's arse if found in a sci fi dark alley.

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    1. Thanks they where quick todo once highlighted and they do look great in the outdoors.

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  9. You have been busy! Love these Simon.

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  10. You have been busy and they really look the part. Must fight cant get into another range

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    1. LOL thanks mate. I was gonna say the same I've had these figs 6 mths now and now I've started I'm glad I did.

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  11. They're great, and again, I love the picture set up :D. Very alienatic!

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    1. Cheers It was nice sunny day I envy a lot of peoples cool photo setups as well.

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  12. Well done Simon, they look terrific. Now you've had a dabble at this scale, surely there's no going back?!

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    1. Thanks mate, yeah i'm definatly gonna get some more will be good for all those little projects that would be big in 28mm.

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  13. Nice work Simon, really looking good. My eyes would be ruined at 15mm. Trying to paint up a Bushido Oni at the mo and that causing me probs and its over 60mm

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    1. Cheers they are such great sculpts and are quite easy once you unlearn how to paint 28's.

      Look forward to seeing your Bushido stuff though some nice figures in that range

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