..an infinite deal of nothing...
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Full Thrust civilian spacecraft |
Miniature games need objectives, and spaceship miniature games more so than most! Otherwise why are your trillion-dollar warships shooting space lasers at each other in the vast emptiness of space? So I got together some of
Ground Zero Games's selection of civilian craft and painted them up.
Like the other Full Thrust things I've shared, these are 'finished', although I may expand on them in future, especially if I get any other fleets...
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Merchant shipping |
Old closeup photos below the cut!
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Bergen Starlighter-class medium freighter |
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Merino-class livestock freighter, OUMS Macarthur |
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Tradewind II-class shorthaul cargo ship |
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Tradewind II-class shorthaul cargo ship, OUMS Tony Abbott |
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Olympus-class starliner |
I feel like this design is supposed to specifically recall something, but I can never remember what. It makes me feel vaguely nostalgic, though.
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Glow-worm-class free trader |
She should look familiar...
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Luxury space yacht |
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Luxury space yacht |
I tried for a Chris Foss-style pattern on these two. They come off a bit pirate-y, which works. Hey, maybe I should do some space pirates...
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Workshack-class space station, ‘Oaky-III’ |
This little workshack station is fun to paint. At fleet scale, I suppose the thing is tremendous, but it feels so dinky and tiny. When and if I get around to some asteroids and other astronomical terrain, he should feel a bit more appropriate.
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OUMS Macarthur comes into dock, while the waste transport OUMS Tony Abbott awaits her turn |
That's it for now on the Full Thrust spaceships. I'm still working on a bunch of other projects on the table, but sadly no fun spaceships for a little while. I do have a box of + TRANSMISSION ENDS +
The Starliner is the president's ship from Battlestar Galactica (2003).
ReplyDeleteOh, right! Much more recent than I keep thinking.
DeleteLovely spaceships, I do like the GZG line. Shame the clean up can be such a chore sometimes.
ReplyDeleteThe Oceanic Union line are a bit worn, I have to admit. Jon is such a decent fellow that I hesitate to criticise though!
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