The Atlas also received a large scale Kurita crest for his giant torso armor. Somehow I figured something was missing for the commanding officer's Mech... the large dragon emblem fills the blanks nicely.
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Tuesday, 14 August 2012
Tomorrow's War meets Battletech: House Kurita's "Atlas" and "Hatamoto Chi" finished
The Atlas also received a large scale Kurita crest for his giant torso armor. Somehow I figured something was missing for the commanding officer's Mech... the large dragon emblem fills the blanks nicely.
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Tomorrow's War,
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You've come up trumps there - they both look fantastic. What does the Japanese text say?
On the back of your work I've ordered some Samurai from Zvezda to get the banners, I have two Dragons and a Zeus that are waiting for their 7th Ghost regiment paint job. Just need to decide if one of my Museum scale Madcats will join the lance too.
Looking very nice.
@Rubixcube: its a "famous slogan / war cry" according to a producer of flags for samurai wargaming figures. Don't know the exact meaning and it really doesn't bother me as long as it looks good on the table. :-D
Chris - I've been meaning to ask - how high is the museum scale Atlas? I have found a supplier in the UK so may round off my lance with one of those.
Not taking back-banner and dome-shaped base in consideration, the miniature is 9cm tall (measuring from feet to satellite dish on its head). But I add plastic sheet to all of my Mechs to gain height, so in this case without sheet, the Mech should turn out to be around 8,7cm tall.
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