Some 28mm resin miniatures from Ironclad Miniatures for a possible, haven't decided, maybe never but I have a lot of miniatures painted Back of Beyond, Victorian Sci-Fi etc...project!
Added a 28mm Copplestone figure for some idea of scale............
Nice clean paint work, my General.
ReplyDeletewow, those look amazing, Fran! Could use them this spring for planting some potatoes :)
ReplyDeleteMan, I would totally drive one of those babies! They look great.
ReplyDeletePeter Cushing and Doug McClure on board?
ReplyDeleteAt the very least!
DeleteThose are pretty awesome, wouldn't mind having one or two for work in the garden. I'd probably need a larger garden though. An underground garden.
ReplyDeleteThis is sixteen shades of cool and I want one to go with my Reaper Chronoscope figures. You should do a VSF project as there are some killer sculpts out there for it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe something is coming?
DeleteThose are really awesome!!
ReplyDeleteGiant moles you have there! I would suggest a cat... a big one!
ReplyDeleteReally nice , great paint Sir
ReplyDeleteCheers
Makes me think of Ninja Turtles.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the perfect gift for an early Bond villain. Nice work Fran
ReplyDeleteThat's so COOL! I wouldn't mind seeing one emerge.. but not on my lawn. You're right.
ReplyDeleteVery nice job Fran.
ReplyDeleteI have had a look at these a couple of times, and for some reason, they seem a tad small for 28mm scale? Dunno maybe just me... I just envisaged something bigger...
I know what you mean as some of them are borderline but the price is very good!
Deletetut!
ReplyDeleteBite me!
DeleteYou guys are funny. I don't know what a tut is, but I'm thinking if Ray's calling you that, it's not a nice word.
DeleteTo you it would be a tsk!
DeleteOhhhhhhhh, well that's not that bad.
DeleteVery, very cool!
ReplyDeleteRather handy for trench warfare - no pesky machine guns to worry about when you come up in the enemy's trench!
ReplyDeleteSneaky but loud!
DeleteThose are nice, look much better in their own feature than the blurb in the painting challange too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I deal for a game of 7TV, I should think.
ReplyDeleteWell even if you don't use them in a game they still look awesome and very dangerous to anyone caught in their path.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Fran and some super clean painting!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Gorgeous, but too clean for things that tunnel through the earth!
ReplyDeleteVery true....sandy soil!
DeleteAlways loved the mole drills. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteFantastic stuff.
ReplyDeleteThose are great. Set dressing at it's best
ReplyDeleteOh those are neat. Great job painting them up. Can't wait to see what gaming shenanigans you use them in.
ReplyDeleteRod
Fantastic! I love the effect you got on these.
ReplyDeleteThe gun toting sentry was hear to exclaim, "That's a helluva mole problem you got there!"
Nice one!
DeleteAwesome job, thinking of ninja turtles too
ReplyDeletegreat work, I think my Scotties would still have a go at them if they popped up in my garden
ReplyDeletePeace James
Smashing work, General. I was thinking about picking up one of these for Doctor Maton's Mechanickal Forces, and this paint job is tilting me ever closer to the brink of actual purchase. Might have to wait for Historicon, though.
ReplyDeleteNot too excessive a price either for what you get.
DeleteThose things are brilliant Francis. I particularly like the ones emerging from the ground. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat I like about them is there is no scale! By that you could use them as 15mm or 28mm. Imagine Franonian troops leaping forth in the great and inevitable victory over Rayonia! At 15mm you would be able to get armoured cars at the least inside! Just a thought, not a suggestion.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thought though!
DeleteLooking real sweet! Nice clean brushwork and great choice of colour on the wooden Panels. The ones that are coming out of the ground could use a few scratches in their metal, but that is only a matter of taste here.
ReplyDeleteWow - those look great! Like a good Scifi movie! Best, Dean
ReplyDeletegreat stuff! certainly could be used for Victorian sci-fi and even general sci-fi.
ReplyDeleteHah, these are ace! Always good to have random minis that you have no use for.
ReplyDeleteSplendid, Fran! I'm sure one of those HAS been at work on my back lawn. Badgers....pah! ....I'm showing my wife your contraption, which I am sure is to blame!
ReplyDeleteGo for it but I'm thinking she may be a little sceptical!
DeleteFab as the norm with your painting they look even better in the flesh
ReplyDeleteFab painting looks even better up close
ReplyDeleteCurses upon you! I've just ordered them as a result. Really excellent painting!
ReplyDeleteJust doing my part for the industry and your bank balance:P
DeleteUnusual and very nice!!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Nice work on them.. I really like how the metals came out in the end!
ReplyDeleteOh my Fran, Madonna has lost her bra!!
ReplyDeleteLol but I had to think about it....Vogue!.
DeleteFlipping heck Fran thats is really nice
ReplyDeleteThey sure look wonderful, nice job
ReplyDeleteI love these Francis, might have to loosen the purse strings a little.
ReplyDeleteHola
ReplyDeleteComo molan las tuneladoras
tengo que hacerme con alguna,para un proyecto que tengo en mente.
un saludo
Lovely bits of machinery Fran!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Fran, they do look fearsome!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteThose look cool!
ReplyDeleteVery cool indeed!
ReplyDeleteHell of a nice job Fran! But erm, they do look a bit new and shiny, specially the ones coming out of the lawn... perhaps a chance to try out some of those new fancy-smancy pigment powders? No offence by the way: they are REALLY cool!
ReplyDeleteCheers Sander
No,you're right but it's something I've been thinking about!
DeleteThey look great and look very large against the 28mm figure but look huge with a 15mm instead.
ReplyDeleteAs a surprise feature, they could surface for a pint of beer ,next to your ice cold beer saloon, in a Western scenario.
ReplyDeleteI'd like that!
DeleteYou're right, I don't want this showing up in my yard. Great job, Fran!
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie.
DeleteBe afraid, very afraid!
ReplyDeleteCurious artifack for a VSF or Pulp game. Very nice.
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic job there Sir! I'd seen the model before but you've really brought them to life.
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