28mm RN-7 Medical Robots (Curufin 3D Prints)

28mm RN-7 Medical Robots (Curufin 3D Prints)

More 3D Prints today. We have some more from sculptor Curufin with a Star Wars Legion-inspired theme, though this time they’re.. well, they’re not exactly infantry, nor humanoid, but they’re “your dudes”-scale droids. Being the 28mm RN-7 Medical Robots that can be found as free STL files over on Cults3D. Pretty straightforward prints. I went with the versions that have most of their extendo-arms in their housing to make them easier to deal with. I printed three on my Bambulab FDM printer several months ago, though it looks like they didn’t come out as fine as the Imperial Officers that were printed much more recently with those gnarly print lines. I might not have used filler primer on these ones. I can’t recall. At least they still kinda fit in for droid textures, I guess!

28mm RN-7 Medical Robots (Curufin 3D Prints)

The three schemes I used to paint them in are the darker one, based on both the Imperial Medical droid and the Black-Silver-Copper look of the Imperial Astromechs; and then both dull steel and blued steel based on different images and toys of FX-7 who had a brief moment gluing Luke back together after his encounter with the Wampa in Empire Strikes Back. Here they are aloingside some of their official medical contemporaries from SW: Legion. Much like the Gonks I painted some time ago, these will be used as set dressing for games where appropriate – essentially civilian scatter terrain, with the possibility of using as extra facitonal medics if I ever need them.

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers

Yeah I know, the Shatterpoint model of Veers comes with a trio of Snowtroopers. I’ll get to the Blizzard Force models when I get to painting their Legion counterparts and do them in a combined batch-paint.

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers

Obviously, since I was painting the other Veers models and the Veers-alike print, it only made sense to me that I should also paint the Shatterpoint version of him at the same time. So that’s what I did. I figure I’ll do the same sometimes when painting Legion models and also drop in some of the Star Wars Imperial Assault models as well – it’ll be a decent way to get models for the other two games painted while not nessecarily focusing on those games. Some of the IA models can fit into Legion as well with a bit of a base lift, though perhaps less so for these big Shatterpoint boys!

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers

Once again they did a good job with this Shatterpoint Veers. I wonder if they got the same sculptor who did the new Legion model to do both as they share a very similar sculpting aesthetic. It’d certainly make sense, I guess!

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers

Now when I posted those crates a little while ago, I mentioned how I’d used the same palette on them as I had for my Imperial Officers. They were actually all on the go at the same time for awhile (these officers actually started WAY earlier, and just took forever to get finished – I had actually been hoping to get these models done for the Forward March challenge, but I got stuck on their cloth uniforms for awhile. Like 2 months.

Star Wars Shatterpoint: General Veers, Star Wars Legion General Veers, Anvilrage Studios The Desert General.

In any case, here they are alongside the crates. Once I get hold of some regular Imperial Army Troopers and get those painted as well we’ll really have a box party happening!