Wednesday, 22 May 2013

28mm Painted Hydra Miniatures Warbots for Victorian SF, Steampunk, Pulp SF etc.........

......from their Retro Raygun range! The red light of doom comes for you!

28mm Pulp Science Fiction Miniatures from Hydra Miniatures, not bad sculpts at all, the arms were a little fiddly but with some bodging everything went together and if you use less angry bodging then you will probably get a better looking model.

These will be part of my Back of Beyond forces to provide heavy support with there laser eye of doom and cutting hands!

The 28mm Copplestone figure is to help show scale and size! They could be also used for other scales?







60 comments:

  1. They certainly do have a retro feel to them... and they're all the better for that. Nice one, Fran!

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  2. General! What a wonderful display of mega metal force. Rayonia will surely heel to your rulership! Hail, Franonia!

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  3. Nice figs, remind me a bit of the '70s Doctor Who robot

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    1. I think you've nailed it there - definitely reminiscent of Dr Who baddies

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  4. Cool models and an excellent paint job. Straight out of some old pulp comics...wonderful

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  5. The version with gun arms, I use it for VSF. It works for 15mm as a really big robot, for 25mm as a big robot, and for 6mm as a monstrous colossus of a manned vehicle.

    Nice brush work on yours, by the by.

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  6. These are ace!

    Nice grey colour too

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  7. Those are awesome, Fran! Look a little like the robot from The Iron Robot.

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  8. LOVES ME SOME ROBOTS... STEAMPUNK, BONUS!

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  9. Very cool! Great paint job mate.

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  10. Impressive machines ! like the size of those figs is not "scaled", I think that they could be good for all the scales!
    (I imagine them near 6mm figures: it should be a great experimentation!

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  11. Those machines really look cool Fran! Well done!

    Christopher

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  12. Very retro, very cool-looking Fran! I can imagine them saying "Take me to your e-reader!" Ooooo.

    I hope we can see a Sci-Fi AAR one day to see all these figures on the tabletop.

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  13. He's so big compared to that little guy.

    PS: Rayola is starting crap about you on my Spoiled Pups, post.

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  14. Good grief, they look menacing and I'm very impressed with the "eye" detailing, subliming underdone. It would have been so much easier (and worse looking) to have had a very garish look to it.
    I was even more impressed with the size of the damn thing too p and you got three of the buggers !

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    1. I was surprised by how the eyes turned out to be honest!

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  15. They are gorgeous Fran. Love that grey metal look.

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    1. Here here! The grey metal looks really good.

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  16. Shades of Iron Man, these are wicked looking, Fran! Supposedly this type of robot really exist.(grin)

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  17. Nice job :) I love that robot- I have some too.. in pieces...unpainted... but I have them!

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  18. great work Fran, I love the variety of periods you paint

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  19. Laser eyeball I bet they have too, awesome job

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  20. I can relate to that point about less angry bodging. I had six figures go flying across the room to who knows where last night as I was snipping them apart, but was very calm, and in a couple minutes I found them all back, minimal fuss. It was an attitudinal choice, and it worked out right. They had even all landed in the same place.

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  21. These look way cool, may have to grab a few - bound to have uses for EotD and GASLIGHT...

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  22. Brilliant! I love those 'bots Fran. They would also make some fabulous leviathan walkers for Dystopian Wars (1/2400 scale). Great job.

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  23. Very nice work, looking strong and...not very subtle! Great looking mini!
    Phil.

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  24. Very cool, and a great paint job, as well. Nice work!

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  25. Nice smooth paint job there mate! Great work!

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  26. Very clean painting - evokes the right feel for these 'bots. Best, dean

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  27. Awesome job, those bots could sure kick ass

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  28. Bodging or not, those are very nice. Great work!

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  29. These are really cool looking figures Fran. When are we going to see these bad boys in a battle report?

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  30. Quick, someone make these into Rock-Em-Sock-Em Robots. I'd love to see them box each other.

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  31. Lurker: HAHHAHAHA, thanks for the comment you just sent over. That was really funny, and I laughed out loud. Thanks for that.

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  32. Ah, they are big models! Very nice painting, Fran. They are perfect for the conquest of the world!

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