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Spring Cleanning. Cyberpunk
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About the Project
A while ago I started painting building some scenery and backed the Human Interface Nakamura Tower kickstarter I painted Johnny Silverhand and base coated a couple of others. I had also built two and painted two buildings. That is as far as I had got. With the imminent release of the new Monster Fight Club minis I decided to finish painting and add interior detail to the larger building as well as finish off and paint some more of the H.I.N.T. figures whilst I wait for the New toys to arrive.
Related Game: Cyberpunk
Related Company: R.Talsorian Games
Related Genre: Cyberpunk
Related Contest: Spring Clean Hobby Challenge (Old)
This Project is Active
Police Armored Patrol Vehicle finished
New gun and lights added, all parts are from my left over from Mechanicus Infiltrators and two parts from Skitaari. The police lights are two of the extrusions from the Infiltrator back pack. The gun is made up as follows: turret base- upside down Infiltrator head, gun mount- two Infiltrator legs, guns- two Infiltrator machine pistols with hands carved off, spotlight- Skitaari rangefinder, camera- from Skitaari back pack.
I like the fact that these guns appear to have two magazines, I will be stating this to have options of loading either rubber bullets or AP rounds depending on situation.
I found it hard to get the gun frame perfectly symmetrical, so my excuse is that the gun mount has a built in self levelling tracking device so robotic mount moves to maintain optimal target.
The current figures on my paint desk (I still have the remaining Hidden One models which I am working on at the same time, I will be dedicating weekends to these).
All these figures are from Monster Fight Club, and this first batch I am painting (I have two more batches after this) depict the characters (and GM Mike Pondsmith-The Cop) from the recent two part Cyberpank red play through on youtube.The link to the play through if anyone is interested,I found it very entertaining, Matthew Lilliard is awesome.
Part one:
Part two:
Police Armored Patrol Vehicle
Having almost given up, having waited for over a month and a half, my decals arrived this morning. No fault of the company, they were posted on March 24 America to England.
So today I have almost finished my Police Armoured Patrol Vehicle (PAPV), but having finished the painting I have decided I am not keen on the current gun, so I have scratch built a new one which I will paint tomorrow.
I have added the decals and sponged in metal chipping and dirt.
A rear view, I have decided I don't like the gun so I have decided to build a new one from the bits box.
Another view of the PAPV
The decal sheet, gonna get loads of use out of this. Bought from policecarmodels.com
- The gun and a couple of other additions to be painted.
Returning after a break
Just a small update as I now have bits I need to continue. My Cyberpunk miniatures have arrived from Monster Fight Club, and the Hotel sign I need to finish of the outside off my main building is on the way.
So in preparation of continuing with project I created a display board to fit in my shelving unit.
I used blue foam for the base and added thin pizza base foam for the pavements, this was then textured by rolling a ball of scrunched up tin foil over the surface and judiciously applying spots of liquid poly cement to melt in potholes etc, finally some pva glue and sand to litter the edges of the road and add more texture and then painting took about two hours. Once I have enough materials I hope to make a 3x3 board in this fashion.More work on the hackers den.
I have been painting the various elements for the hackers den. All base colours and washes are done. 
Really pleased with how the bathroom is coming along.
The lift with the doors open.
The kitchen. All resin interior pieces are from TT Combat, apart from the TV screens/monitors which are from Antenociti's Workshop.I am back to work tomorrow, working in John Lewis I have been transferred to Waitrose, not looking forward to it but has to be done. So progress will slow down still hope to achieve something every day.
Last bit of modelling on the hackers den.
I have basecoated the interior of the building and glued all the furniture onto cardboard ready for spraying. I then sculpted two pillows and used some very valuable toilet paper soaked in pva glue to make the sheets and clothes hanging out of draw.
I really liked the marble effect of the resin so I masked of top when under coating so the top appears to be marble.
The base colours applied to the building interior next is an array earth shade on all the none black areas then lots of dry brushing and weathering.Walls added.
Added the walls, using polystyrene pizza bases, one side was textured so I covered these in medium gauge paper.
The lift with removable doors
The doors removed 
The kitchen units. I am low on materials so I again used pizza bases. Just need to add some details: bog rolls, clothes hanging out of open drawer, bedding, food containers and books etc.
The glue I am using, really good stuff, dries rock hard but gives plenty of time to harden, does not melt polystyrene and dries perfectly clear will be good for water effects.Another building
A ruined building (nightclub) that I built for my SLA project (on hold) that I thought could be dual purpose for The Hot Zone Wasteland at the centre of Night City. I did not like the modular look of the Mantic scenery so I covered the joins with thin strips of card, I think it improves the solidity of the building..
I tiled the floor in thin card as I felt this added to the realism.2. A little bit of modelling and some more photos
The hackers den. Today I added the hacker headgear and glove to the chair.
The hackers rig. I will be connecting all elements with wires and cabling. 
The lift with removable doors will be replicated on all floors.
I spent most of my hobby time building the supports for my neon Hotel sign which is being laser cut out of translucent acrylic as I type.
