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Tuesday 14 August 2012

Tomorrow's War meets Battletech: House Kurita's "Atlas" and "Hatamoto Chi" finished

 Ok, just like I said - the last pics in my other two blog entries were "work in progress". They were, cause I had no access to the necessary decals to finish the two Mechs entirely. Thanks to Ennis A. I got a whole decal sheet of "1st Sword Of Light" emblems in the mail today, and the Atlas and Hatamote Chi can now be considered DONE!
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.
The "1st Sword Of Light" traditionally fields a white dragon emblem on their Kurita crest and bear those on the left shoulder: Hatamoto Chi and Atlas with their "ivory dragon" emblems. Thanks, Ennis!

5 comments:

Muncehead said...

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.

AHunt said...

Looking very nice.

Chris M. aka "Sgt. Scream" said...

@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

Muncehead said...

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.

Chris M. aka "Sgt. Scream" said...

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.