Wednesday, 12 July 2017

Stalker (G.I. Joe)

Stalker is my sixth member of the G.I. Joe team finished, and my eighth G.I. Joe Project mini in all. He is a character I like a lot in the comics, probably because he was in the first G.I. Joe story I read (which was a reprint of the American stuff).

Although the pictures have washed out most of my highlighting on Stalker, I am reasonably happy with how he turned out. I decided against painting a camo stripe pattern as the base green colour is quite dark, and I opted for a fairly light contrast with his webbing and backpack. I started Stalker before Jinx, but finished the latter first which is pretty typical for me.

I have a few other members of the G.I. Joe team underway, and I hope to finish at least two or three more before the end of the month; Brummie and I have provisionally set early August for our first Squad Wars play-test. I have being prepping lots of materials for the opening games and I am looking forward to seeing if things work as I want them to.

G.I. Joe Minis Painted (8)
G.I. Joe team: 6
Cobra: 2*
Iron Grenadiers: 1*
Oktober Guard: 0

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    1. Thanks Michael. :)

      Not the best of the group, but reasonably happy with him. :)

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  2. You really are cranking these GI Joe minis out, PulpCitizen. Are you sure that isn't a super-power of yours? ;-)

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    1. I fully expect a slowdown at some point, don't worry! :)

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  3. Nice, really enjoying the retro stuff.

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  4. Another iconic Joe.
    I think you made the right choice with this simple scheme, it really makes him look the part.
    Nicely done, once again!

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  5. No idea who he is, but he looks good. :)

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    1. Cheers Kieron. :)

      In Action Force terms think Z Force and Jammer. :)

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  6. I can still make out the highlights but I understand your frustrations. I hate it when a piece looks really great to the naked eye then looks completely crap under non-photography lighting. My cheap Ikea lamps sometimes make everything look yucky but then again I need to take better photos. :)

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    1. Thanks FEM. :)

      I definitely need better lights and a better camera, but that will have to wait until i can afford them. :)

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