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Fan-made Miniatures
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Bill Starmer, Standard Hunter
"I took a picture of the first Hunter I painted and thought I would attach it for fun. The quality of the DP9 models are great. I really enjoyed painting them and can't wait to paint more." |
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Rob Dodds, Paper Crane
"A military duelist forsakes his name and becomes a freelancer after his family is killed in a raid by a mercenary group that operates out of the Badlands. As a duelist, he is able to move about freely as he seeks out the killers to avenge his family's deaths. He calls himself Ronin, and his Gear is the "Paper Crane," a customized Jager. The conversion involved cutting off the LAC, adding a katana to the right hand, cutting off the left hand and add a MAC. The torso and pose were adjusted. The helmet, shoulder plates and armored skirt plates were taken from a Yojumbo figure from Legend of the Five Rings." |
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Sam "Knives" Wood, 114th Desert Fangs Duelist
"Alahn Kollaire fights for his unit in the arenas of Khayr ad-Din, not for honor, but for money. He pilots a modified Black Mamba armed with a Medium Bazooka and Heavy Autocannon. Kollaire is a member of the once-proud 114th Desert Fangs, a unit that has been disbanded due to the cowardice and connections of its former commander. Kollaire, the 114th's Duelist, has become the defacto leader. He competes in the arena, even though he detests its melodrama and stage trickery, so that his men might eat. He carries his unit's standard into each duel, so that the 114th is remembered." |
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Matthew Wagg, Hunter Duelist
"One picture doesn't convey the sense of movement I have tried to achieve in the mini. I've tried to capture the Hunter mid-strike with the sword as if it were striking. I felt that a standard pose was just too static. Materials used were the Hunter miniature, the Duelist Weapon Pack for both arms, some "Green Stuff" putty for the reposing and Citadel paints." |
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Antti Arola, Swamp Dawgs Duelist "Tigger"
"Pictured is the personal Gear of the 141st MILICIA Gear regiment's Duelist, Katja Allaire. The 141st has been unable to acquire a Rapier Iguana and have had to settle for a standard Iguana chassis. The Gear, affectionately called "Tigger," has a very responsive NNet that at times seems almost precognitive. A shield -- scratchbuilt to meet Katja's specifications -- and a vibrorapier clearly mark the vehicle as a Duelist. The snub cannon and a heavier rocket pack provide heavy firepower for normal combat missions. The miniature is a stock Iguana, chopped up slightly. The snub cannon and rocket pack are from the Weapon Packs, while the shield is made out of two GW plastic shields. The rapier is a vibroblade handle and half of a toothpick." |
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Mark Luchini, Dorothean Monk Gear
"This conversion was based on a Jaguar chassis with a space marine backpack for the engine. A number of material were used to reshape the mini: Milliput (hands), plastic sheet (blades and fuel tank), brass rod (staff), brass tubing (staff ends), small beads (prayer beads and staff), string (prayer beads and staff) and some Las Vegas red sand (for the base)." |
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Steven Roberts, Blue Lightning
"I used a Iguana paratrooper as a base. I filed off the crashbar as I thought it was a natural handhold for bigger Gears. The shield, sword and claws are all from the Duelist's Weapon Pack; the pack gun (it's on the Iguana's back) is from Weapon Pack #1. Note this Iguana carries a cut down medium autocannon (how far does a duelist really need to shoot anyways?)." |
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Phil Abramowitz, Zamboni Ferret " The dueling center of Khayr Ad-Din often finds itself coming into possession of a wide variety of Gears.... The Ferret 'Zamboni' has the job of cleaning up any debris left on the arena floor between matches. A large bin is attached to the rear of the Gear, which is used to hold the debris. The Zamboni is armed with a large metal rod used to spear and pick up the debris." |
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Antti Arola, ParaSniper Ferret "Here's my Ferret Paratrooper Sniper, equipped with a snipered HRF and pictured on a mission (parachute spent). Due to time constraints, the Gear still lacks some detailing and a vibroknife for the left hand (explaining the pose of the arm)." |
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Jason Andresen, Astro Ferret "...A Ferret with a huge rocket engine strapped to its rear. I had the vision of some mischevious kid getting into the thing and then being scared half to death when he floors it by accident and accelerates at 5g out of control. One thing's for sure, the Astro Ferret is an extremely wild ride!" |
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