I agree that the combat clothed people were a little more difficult to paint, since power armor is more simple IMO, lots of pockets and caught in exceedingly motion orientated pose's. And i agree that some of the weapons were very close to the body, making both slightly difficult to paint, but i have some really small brushes, so i got through it.
Really fun to paint in the end with nice scenic base's

I agree that the combat clothed people were a little more difficult to paint, since power armor is more simple IMO, lots of pockets and caught in exceedingly motion orientated pose's. And i agree that some of the weapons were very close to the body, making both slightly difficult to paint, but i have some really small brushes, so i got through it.
Really fun to paint in the end with nice scenic base's

The T-60 dude was very fun to paint. I'd definitely reccomend getting it just for him. The combat armor dudes, however, were quite tricky to paint, due to all the many tight corners. The 'charging'-posed model in particular has his laser rifle cut off halfway through the stock, and the rest of it is molded into the torso, making it extremely hard to get lined up while gluing. That model in particular is also only attached through the left foot, making it's stability a bit questionable. These are definitely for intermediate-skilled painters.

The T-60 dude was very fun to paint. I'd definitely reccomend getting it just for him. The combat armor dudes, however, were quite tricky to paint, due to all the many tight corners. The 'charging'-posed model in particular has his laser rifle cut off halfway through the stock, and the rest of it is molded into the torso, making it extremely hard to get lined up while gluing. That model in particular is also only attached through the left foot, making it's stability a bit questionable. These are definitely for intermediate-skilled painters.