Still I've had time to slap some paint onto some nice miniatures for Warzone.
Pretorian Behemoth
This big guy was a staple of the old edition. Prodos did a really nice job in updating him to new standards of miniatures.My version being from the KickStarter, I've had to contend with quite a lot of mold lines and bubbles. The torso was most problematic. I had to fill the gaps between the legs and torso with green stuff. I've managed to patch most of him up before priming.
I'm quite pleased on how it came out. Making the base was fun. One of the good thing about how Prodos prints their minis is that the mold can be used for various other functions such as on this base.
In-game the Behemoth piles the hurt. His unstoppable mass ability lets him charge through allies, enemies alike, sending everything flying left and right! He can also seize terrain and throw it at the enemy for massive damage. All that is in addition to a BFG and the capacity of throw some nasty grenades that can incapacitate your opponent troops .
Pretorian Stalkers
The stalkers are a support choice. They have an ability that let's them accumulate bonuses depending on the amount there are on the table. They have many equipment options which make them extremly flexible to the type of strategy you want to use.
The minis where ok, but I only wanted to finish them rapidly to proceed to other projects. Had some issues with the hands that needed a dunk into hot water to get fixed. In that respect, Prodos resin is great, since it can be manipulated the way you want with a hot and cold dunk. This lets you modify your guys a bit.
Got more pictures from the rest of my Dark Legion demo army coming soon (tm) so stay tuned!
