Sunday, 19 March 2017

If you can't beat them, buy them.

Tohaa are my bugbear in Infinity games. This alien faction is completely...............alien to me. So, a recent birthday allowed me to invest in a new faction and attempt to learn how to combat this most mysterious of enemies. For a starting point I bought the Tohaa Starter Pack, a box of Chaksa Auxiliaries, the Kaauri Sentinels blister, and for my HVT, the O-12 High Commissioner. I have yet to play them, but I was determined to build and paint them before hitting the battlefield with them.


Above: All the Models done. The bases were made using a Gamesworkshop Age of an Sigma basing box, Warlord Games Summer Grass and Army Painter Meadow Flowers.



Above: Tohaa Starter Pack. From left to right, Ectros, Kamel, Clipsos, Kamel, Sakiel and a final Kamel.

Above: Nikoul, Kotail, and O-12.

Above: The four Chaksa Auxiliaries.

Above: Two Kaeltar Specialist with their Symbio-friends.

Above: Four Makaul.

Above: The two Kaauri Sentinels.

I have really enjoyed building and painting this small force. Time will tell, if the additions to the starter box models will have been a good choice.

As ever, continue to wargame well

Alex
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8 comments:

  1. Mega Mike20 March 2017 at 03:11

    You naughty bad man. Don't tell Dan though!!

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    1. Epitude Rusk20 March 2017 at 06:16

      Yea, I know one of his projects was Tohaa. It will interesting to see his reaction once he has read this.

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  2. Amitverse20 March 2017 at 05:10

    Alex, how did you build your photo background? The plain white background, showing no corners. I have seen the PDF GW did about how to take photos, but would be interested to see what yours looks like and how you made it.

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    1. Epitude Rusk20 March 2017 at 06:14

      Amit. I'll put something into the next blog.

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    2. Bryan P.22 March 2017 at 15:35

      Waiting with avid interest. Pics of my minis always look moderately awful :P

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    3. Mega Mike23 March 2017 at 09:42

      Amit, I would guess it's a sheet of white paper placed underneath and behind (curving up, so no sharp edges).
      As long as you prop it behind, it will turn out decently

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  3. CGL21 March 2017 at 13:39

    Alex now I know where you got that green paint on your hands from. CGL

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    1. Epitude Rusk21 March 2017 at 15:59

      I cannot deny the truth. Despite my best efforts I still get paint all over the shop.

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