Armed Bunnies - Bewaffnete Häschen

Michi finished painting a commission he was paintng since beginning of the year: The final batch of an army of fashion amazons from outer space - armed bunnies this time...

 Michi hat heute einen Bemalauftrag abgeschlossen, an dem er seit Anfang des Jahres gepinselt hat: Die letzte Gruppe einer Armee von Modeamazonen aus dem Weltraum - dieses Mal bewaffnete Häschen...

 

 

Assault rifle squad

 

Gruppe mit Sturmgewehren

   

 Lasgun squad

Gruppe mit Lasergewehren

 

Heavy weapons support with HMG

Unterstützung mit schweren Maschinengewehren

 

Leader and medic with SMGs

Gruppenführerinnen und Sanitäterin mit Maschinenpistolen

Special weapons support

(Bazooka, flame thrower, grenade launcher and sniper)

Unterstützung mit Spezialwaffen

(Panzerfaust, Flammenwerfer, Granatwerfer und Scharfschütze)

Queen's mechanical servants

Die mechanischen Diener der Königin

Ghost Cat and piles of bound fashion magazines

Geisterpanther und Stapel mit gebundenen Modezeitschriften

Beasts and beastmistress

Raubtiere und Dompteurin

Queen on lion throne

Die Königin auf dem Löwenthron

 

David 8

David 8, an android of the Weyland Corporation, overseeing an important experiment.

Model is from the Space Horror range of Black Site Studio

DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol

The DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol from BlasTech Industries, made famous by Han Solo, who used it to shoot Greedo in Mos Eisley on Tatooine, among others. The gun is known for being very easy to modify, for example, Solo removed the motion-sensitive scope during his smuggling career in order to draw faster.

The 1:1 scale blaster was my most extensive 3D printing project to date. The printing time for all the individual parts was over 25 hours (spread over many days), and I unfortunately had to reprint 2 parts because I was too dumb to put everything together correctly. An additional problem was that my printing plate is only 12.5 x 12.5cm, so I had to cut some larger parts by CAD first, to have to glue them together again after printing. The painting was then the relaxed part of the work. There are many different templates and even in the "original" the appearance of the blaster varies greatly from film to film, so you can let your imagination run wild here. I opted for a very worn appearance to do justice to the history of this iconic weapon. The whole thing was tremendous fun.