INFINITY JSA: O-Yoroi Kidobutai

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O-YOROI KIDOBUTAI

So my JSA are nearly done. I left this big bad boy TAG to the end so that I could hone my Infinity painting skills beforehand and apply my best efforts on this centrepiece model.  The model itself is pretty cool and has aged fairly well but could probably do with an update. That said I wanted to get some more action in the pose and did some minor converting which involved re-sculpting and bending the arms a bit. 

For the paint job I went all out and applied lots of free hand and battle damage to make use of all the large flat panels and add weight to this imposing mech.  It took a while and a bit of experimenting to apply the Konoe colour scheme. But I had already mapped out ideas on the Domaru and Daiyokai, not to mention the other line troops also beforehand.  It was quite a task to get this mini finished and took a good solid week of painting to do. One day I'll get around to converting and painting the bootleg O-Yoroi, but it will be a long time distant, given the hard work it took to get this current model completed.  Very satisfied with the end results and culmination of all ideas utilised on it taken from the army overall.  It's been quite a journey.


INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI front view
INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI front left view
INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI freehand


INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI rear left view

INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI right side view





O-YOROI KIDOBUTAI (With Pilot)

INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI and pilot - Front View



O-YOROI KIDOBUTAI (Comparing heavy infantry)

INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI and heavy infantry - Front View

O-YOROI KIDOBUTAI Conversion WIP

INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI conversion 1
INFINITY JSA - O-YOROI conversion 2


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