Despite all of that, I managed to get to some renewed motivation for painting Anima Tactics and wanted to start and finish a mini quite quickly, and suddenly Adolf Brunner seemed the right option. I thought if I kept going over a few sessions he could be manageable.
Painting-wise, I decided on the sandy blond hair to evoke the idea of German WWII fictional villains from pulps etc.
In all I am pretty happy with how the mini has turned out, especially as my momentum for this range had ground to a halt prior to completing this one. Hopefully it won't be another three and half months before I finish my next Anima Tactics mini.
In the Anima background Adolf is described as a nasty piece of work, a cruel supernatural scientist who has risen in power and influence.
In game terms Adolf Brunner is my 10th Azur unit, which isn't bad considering I have yet to play them as an Organization!
Maybe one day I will give my Azur a proper game.
Running Totals
Anima Tactics Units Units Painted/Owned: 73/165 (44.2%)
Anima Tactics Discrete Units Painted/Range: 69/159 different units (42.8 %)
Year to Date Target: 3 of 18 units (3 per month target; 17%)
Very nicely done! Black/dark clothes aren't exactly the easiest to paint and you did a good job: all the details show up pretty well.
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, the lack of news from Cipher Studio/Ninja Division for Anima Tactics is kinda depressing. :(
~The Golem.
Thanks the Golem! :)
DeleteI was a bit rusty on my 'blacks' here, but nonetheless fairly happy with how it turned out.
Nice work mate. Adolf looks quite an evil chappy. Nice work on the black and white clothing something I am enver quite happy with on my own stuff.
ReplyDeleteCheers mate. :)
DeleteI like the black and white contrast and it fits with the key colours of my Azur, so in all I am happy. :)
Good to see your back in the AT mood
ReplyDeleteYes, I hope it lasts. :)
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