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Boom time baby! I'm back with more models I've been working on, I'm quite pleased with a couple of them.

Starting off the list this time around, keeping in style, is an infantry. The terran Ranger. The unit is entirely decal-less. I'm thinking along the lines of, these guys have no identifying markings, just rumors. Have fun with creating lore for them.

And for our walker for this cluster of three models, I present the Titan. These goliaths have been outfitted with warhound light railguns in place of their normal autocannons. Coupled with this, new micro-missile launchers bringing the pain, making titans just as useful as vikings or cyclones. The Titan as a bonus, uses advanced targeting optics along with upgraded sensors to see and target enemies at range on par to vikings.

And how could this list be complete without a beast of a tank to round it off. That's a rhetorical question. Behold! The Behemoth Mainline Heavy Battle Tank. This beast uses it's twin-linked heavy rail-cannons to shred flesh, shields and neosteel alike. It is the ultimate expression of power. The Behemoth tank stands as a testament of terran tenacity and the unwillingness to back down.

Oh, and an added bonus this time around, an update to some pre-existing models: The federation heroes pack, is in it's third, and hopefully final version.

Hey Guys! So I missed Christmas for recent models I've been working on. So... Have these a few days late.
First up is the Siege Trooper. Name taken straight from a model in the custom campaign called "Scattered". Back then there wasn't many options model wise for custom models, unlike today. So, here's my spin on what they could've looked like:

Next up though, is another model, with it's namesake coming from Scattered: The "Spartan". This name has been tossed around a lot in the custom campaign community and in the modelling community. Who knows, maybe it came out of Scattered. Here's my take on the model:

Lastly, we have the Claymore Tank, another unit that came out of Scattered. I decided to go with the "MBT" style for it, that being a Main Battle Tank. Using it's heavy "Claymore Cannon", the Claymore tank is able to rain fury on it's target even more efficiently than siege tanks. Here's my take on it's appearance:

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