Steel Bretteurs. national Guard of the Empire.

[krexpex]

Hello Folks

I want to show you the alternative project of national Guard of the Empire. This project is done by my friend and he asked to show you photos. That you looked and stated the wishes and criticism.

Yet definitely these soldiers will be called how. They are similar to Cossacks, on Cossacks from the future "Where there is only a war")))

working names:
Steel Warriors
Steel Bretteurs

If you offer us the name that we will be glad to listen to you.

These are photos WIP/all details original and aren't copies of production of other company

[krexpex]

Here these drawings served as inspiration for the sculptor.






Here this character is very similar to the Imperial General or the colonel, with minor changes very interesting model will turn out

[Soap]

Wow. That is all!

[gearboxx]

very nice! looks like every part is hand made or am i wrong? hope to see more...

[mugshot]

REALLY nice! So basically you're making your own imperial guard army with your own models? Very very nice. The detail is superb. What is that brown modeling putty that you're using?

[Wraelis]

Very nice sculpting on that. Will you be making molds for resin models with it? I'm really liking the lasgun you've got going. The pistol reminds me of a sort of machine pistol with the giant clip on that thing

[krexpex]

Yes we will do commercial copies

[BG. Foster]

I'm not sure I like it, it's personal opinion of course as what I've seen of your previous work is fantastic.

[krexpex]

It not my works, is works of my friend. I work absolutely on another.

[Sgt. Rock]

Both you and your friend have such astonishing skill with sculpting. I'm always proud of a simple kitbashing conversion, but seeing your stuff just makes me feel like a complete amateur. Which, to be fair, I am.

[commissarbob]

The sculpting on the clothing and faces is good, however the hands need a bit more work. The way the folds in the cloth are and how it drapes is very good. The weapons and armor leave something to be desired due to the medium used. I would personally re-do the weapons and armor bits using styrene plastic stock as the material, you will be able to get the crisp lines desired much more easily. It will take a bit more work, but as these are being put into production I would certainly put forth the extra effort to bring up the quality even just that little bit.
All that being said, if the quality on those aspects were brought up a bit more I would purchase these without hesitation.