Klingon/Romulan Shuttle Update/Trek Ships/Props

Captain's Blog Stardate 201304.21

 

I didn't like how things were looking on my shuttle projects so I had these made for me by my 3D guy. This is a link to the original post: http://captains-blogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/klingon-shuttle-wip.html

 

This is a picture of some of my upcoming projects.  I had my TOS and TMP Dragohawks sized up to 1/2500 scale.  I also had the feather detail changed on the TMP version.   As you can see I have a couple of K'tingas.  The very top version is one of the new 2500s and the botom two are from Justicar.   I am currently looking for another 2500 Justicar K'tinga, because the one I have is a miscast.  If anyone can help...

This is a picture of my current project for AllScaleTrek

 

This a picture of my newly acquired Trek Props.  I am looking for a TOS Klingon Communicator as well.  I am planning on modifying the Romulan Disruptor to look more TOS to match my miniature versions.

15mm Starfleet Uniforms



Captain's Blog Stardate 201303.22

 

I decided to paint up a few Astro Crew figures in different Starfleet uniforms due to a conversation on TMP. 

 

 

 

These are the tools I used to convert these minis from the Astro Crew.  The scissors were used to cut a small strip from the fingernail file.

 

These are the paints I used.  As you can see they are craft paints.  I used a watered down wash of GW's Devlan Mud on the tan sections of each mini to give it more definition.

To convert the TWOK figure, I sanded down the V neck on the original figure. I left the bottom of the shirt to leave a guide for the belt. I painted the bottom part of the shirt gloss black and painted a red section under the shirt to give the apperance of a longer tunic.

 

 

To convert the TNG figure, I sanded down the V neck to blend in with the shirt and the bottom part of the shirt to blend in with the pants.

 

To convert the DS9 figure, I sanded down the V neck to blend in with the shirt and the bottom part of the shirt to blend in with the pants.  For the phaser, I used the fingernail clippers to cut the pistol down and then sanded it down to the appropirate shape.

Here are some comparison pics of other minis that I decided to show due to this thread on TMP.

These are Battlestations figures.  They are a little on the pricey side, but that is because they are character figures.  The only problem I have with them is the base size (too big in my opinion).  The third mini from the left is an Astro Explorer.

Rebel Mini Titan, Blue Moon Betelguesans, Astro Explorer, Blue Moon Aquan, Rebel Mini E F Magistrates

Betelguesan, EF Magistrate, Explorer, Aquan

 

Catalog of my 15mm miniatures

Captain's Blog Stardate 201302.27

I decided to Catalog my 15mm miniatures:

Triterrorpods:

 

Space Cow Smith sculpted this for me, I just have not had it cast up yet.

The following are from Khurasan Miniatures:

 

Vacation Aliens on vacation: 

 

Converted Federal soldiers to look Soviet: 

 

 

The following miniatures are from Rebel Minis:

 

My Sybots with some of Rebel's Wild and Tom Cats.  

 

Earth Force Home Guard for Colonial Troopers: 

 

Scourge: 

 

 15mm Civilian Rides:

 

15mm Civilians: 

 

My civilians are a mix of Blue Moon Indians, GZG civilians, 15mm co miniatures, Peter Pig dancers, and RAFM civilians. 

 

Astro Miniatures Astro Crew: 

 

Buck Rogers Look:

 

Trek Look:

 

 

Raptors:

 

 

Imperials:

 

Conquerors:

Trek Style Natives:  Black Hat Martians with beam weapon conversions

Andorians: Khurasan Miniatures with Blue Moon'a Betelguesan heads:

 

 

Rebel Minis Manths:

 

Borg: Kremlin Miniatures Zomborgs and 15mm co Cyborg Enslavers

 

 

Rubber Suit Aliens Khurasan Miniatures (two on left) and a Salt Vampire I converted:

 Federation:

 

Romulans:

 

Klingons:

 

 

Gorn:

 

 

This is a picture of the first 15mm figure I converted from one of Rebel Minis Modern US Policemen.

 

I would like to thank Mike (Rebel) and David (Splitered Light) whom I both met at Origins in 2009? I was participating in a Fed Com tournament and ran across their booth and became hooked on 15mm ever since. 

 

 I would also like to thank Jon (Khurasan) for getting me started in producing 15mm figures through our discussions of a Trek style crew.