INFINITY JSA: Tokusetsu Butai

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Infinity JSA TOKUSETSU BUTAI JSA Support team - Front View

TOKUSETSU BUTAI

Lady Doc and Engineer Guy don't have much to do in JSA armies except pack body bags and pick up scrap since we fight to the death lol!  There is a big gap in quality and craftsmanship between these two models.  I believe the lady doc is a CAD model that came out much later than the male engineer which was hand sculpted quite a long time ago.  The difference is glaring.  The Doc seems to match today's standards and is finely crafted and delicate.  Although I had a lot of trouble painting the face and reworked it many times.  She kept looking like Cher, post plastic surgery, for some reason lol!  The Engineer is so lumpy with a giant gun, short stature and tiny head.  Worst of all he even had five fingers sculpted on one hand!

I think I just wanted to get these guys out of the way so I could paint more exciting things tbh.  They did turn out ok in the end and fit in fine with the rest of the army.  I did enjoy devising the unit designation markings on them and colours to designate their roles.  The robots were quite fun and easy to do also.


TOKUSETSU BUTAI EISEI (Doctor)

Infinity JSA TOKUSETSU BUTAI EISEI Doctor - Front View

YAOZAO (Doctor)




Infinity JSA Yaozou doc - Front View
Infinity JSA YAOZAO Doctor






Infinity JSA TOKUSETSU BUTAI EISEI Doctor and Yaozou - Front View

TOKUSETSU BUTAI KOHEI (Engineer)

Infinity JSA TOKUSETSU BUTAI KOHEI Engineer - Front View

YAOZAO (Engineer)

Infinity JSA YAOZAO Engineer - Front View
Infinity JSA TOKUSETSU BUTAI KOHEI Engineer and Yaozou - Front View

TOKUSETSU BUTAI (JSA Support team)

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