Hello all,
I’ve finished my Rebel Grot sniper team. These will be used mostly to represent Ratling Snipers, but I could use them to slip sniper rifles into other units just to try it out. I wanted to represent their stealthy nature by keeping them in mostly muted colors that blend into their environment. It doesn’t create a real exciting paint job but hey, decent snipers just aren’t that flashy! The conversions were a lot of fun and I’m relying on the character of the models to make them ‘pop’ instead of the paint. Anyway, here’s the pics!
Next up is to complete my Veteran squad, then it’s on to the tanks!
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Great job. These guys really came out well between the conversions and the paint job. I think it’s my favorite unit so far.
Thanks! I’m happy with how they came out. These conversions have given me some new techniques to apply when I start my next batch of Rebel infantry.
Just plain awesome! Cloaks came out great.
Thanks! I’m glad you like the cloaks, I’m quite happy with them myself.
Ha! I love those old plastic Gobbos. The conversions to snipers looks awesome, too!
Thanks! The goblin models have a lot of mischievous character. They are a lot of fun to convert!