Actually it's 19, as two of these swooping hawk bases were already painted. But it's still more than I thought I could manage in a couple of hours. They even look okay if you don't look too closely!
I modified the design of the shining spears from what I previewed on the last post. I trimmed the breadclips down further to make them look less like massive pieces of bread clip glued to a jetbike model, and more like part of the jetbike model.
I wasn't sure what to do for their colours. They will be a large part of my Saim-Hann army, so I wanted them to be red rather than the standart white and blue they are often painted in.
In the end I painted the same as the other jetbikes, but put the shining spear aspect symbol on the fairing instead of the Saim-Hann serpent symbol. So the army should look fairly cohesive, and red!
Note the trimmed down pieces of breadclip on the back.
For the exarchs I glued an exarch wing on the back of the bike. If I run these guys using Biel-Tan rules then one of them would probably be upgraded to an Autarch, so I put a nice Saim-Hann banner on one of the stands just in case. It's just trimmed from a plastic guardian, and is extremely fragile, I'm not even sure it will last one game!
For the exarchs I glued an exarch wing on the back of the bike. If I run these guys using Biel-Tan rules then one of them would probably be upgraded to an Autarch, so I put a nice Saim-Hann banner on one of the stands just in case. It's just trimmed from a plastic guardian, and is extremely fragile, I'm not even sure it will last one game!
Here you can see a comparison with my standard jetbikes. They look different enough and cohesive enough which is what I was after.
I also bashed out five vypers. These guys are going to be in my regular jetbike formations to lend a bit of ranged shooting. In NetEpic games they are a formation of five in their own right.
The serpent symbol was a bit fiddly, as it is quite small compared to the regular jetbikes, but I think they still pass muster.
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