Since I don't have any star bombers painted up, I decided a half-dozen of these
Mars-class vessels (along with a quartet of
Dauntless-class armored pursuit ships) will be next on my painting list for my Terran fleet:
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My typical Terran paint scheme. |
Note that this time I used gray primer instead of my usual black. I decided instead of going with red or white (one of my two traditional Terran paint jobs), I will get a little more creative with the color schemes. Since I'm not sure exactly what hues I will put on the ships, I went with the lighter primer in case I choose brighter colors for some of the vessels. I have some ideas for how I will paint these--something different than my usual three-color drybrush method), and I'll post photos once I have a couple of these spaceships finished.
I also have some capital ships I need to get painted. Below you can see the
Victory-class super galactic dreadnought already primered, next to the
Valiant-class galactic dreadnought, which I just based. Note the Victory uses a
Monday Knight Productions "Super-Nova" base, while the Valiant sits atop a homemade stand consisting of a couple of fender washers, a wooden disk, and a #16 nail. A
Samurai-class destroyer leader is placed alongside for scale reference (and also because I need to paint it).
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I need to get these table-ready. |
3 comments:
Mmm... More old-school goodness. I'm really enjoying this blog! And getting in a spaceshippy mood myself.
Thanks, Porky. Are there any spaceship games or miniatures in particular that you like?
I'll always have a soft spot for Space Fleet. Battlefleet Gothic seemed lacking in scope and the models always felt a bit samey and unambitious. I'm interested in any and all really - spaceships and space battles are a big part of sci-fi, and sci-fi is all about potential.
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