Custom Miniatures for Scion Game
Back from Gen Con, and I’ve been working hard on a super secret project. I bought several Reaper Chronoscope minis, and have converted them to model the characters in my Scion tabletop RPG. Let’s have a look!
Up first is Kemo, Scion of Huitzilopochitli, the Aztec god of war. Kemo wields the Sword of Freedom, a machete that spilt the blood of Conquistadors. He also wears the “Hummingbeater,” an undershirt made of hummingbird feathers that works as a bulletproof vest without the weight. Kemo was made from the Terrel, Zombie Survivor mini with the head of Rex, Dark Future Hero, and a Machete from the Modern Weapons sprue. The gun and nightstick were removed. I added an index finger to make Kemo pointing at his next victim. I then filed down the hair, and sculpted newer, longer hair. I then sculpted the Hummingbeater with putty, and a piece of drinking straw desinged to make a “U” shape.
Next is Seth, Scion of Thoth. He uses the Agent Smith body with the Daniel Sterling Head. I Got rid of the Neuralyser and Raygun and added a custom sculpted Ankh and a Rifle. I’m working on his custom Guitar Case. I also flattened the bridge of the nose to make him look less European.
Next is Carrie, Scion of Hermes. Carrie is Lucky from Dark Age. I clipped the pistol and holster, and added a modified Dark Elf Crossbow from Warhammer, as well as a holster of bolts. Lucky has pants with only one leg, so I sculpted the other pant leg to make it more even. I also modded her odd sandals into boots.
Last but not least is Church, Scion of Thor. Church is the Rex, Dark Future Hero body with the Terrel, Zombie Survivor head. I filed off the bandana and added hair. I then filled out the cheeks to make Curch look like Terrence Howard. Next, I added the chain using putty, tweeezers, and a pin tool. I then added the Raido Rune Pendant, carving teh rune with the pin tool. I replaced the hand with a pistol hand from the Modern Weapons sprue, and sculpted a combat glove.
On order is a special mini for my 5th player. More details, and paint jobs soon!
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