The forces of CHAOX don't make sense, and they don't need to! CHAOX is all about funky angles and silly colors. The Hellex is larger than the BladeHell fighter and packs a meatier punch, with the addition of a heavy cannon in the center nose and four air-to-air missiles. Coming soon to Cults3d!
Okay, not very original, but still. My problem is that I'm just not a very creative person, so coming up with some cool original designs can be a real struggle for me. Here are a few creative-ish designs that are now up on my Cults3D store.
The Imperious PTERYGA Interceptor
Inspired by the many experimental flying-wing designs of the 1940's and 50's, the Pteryga (which is cleverly the Greek word for "wing") is a long-range interceptor with a super low front profile. The pilot actually lays prone instead of sitting up.
My very first exposure to a micro-armor style game was around 1981, when I was 8 years old and went with my sister to Gamefaire, Spokane's original game con held at Spokane Falls Community College. In one corner, a group of guys was preparing to play a home-brew set of 6mm sci-fi rules using Merkavas with the tracks removed; they were, in fact, anti-grav Merkavas! They let me take control of a single APC and infantry squad, which I promptly lost through having an 8-year-old's level of tactical understanding. I loved it and was hooked on sci-fi minis for life.
In honor of that first game, I decided to make my own sci-fi Israeli armor. Here we have both GEV and anti-grav versions of both the Merkava tank and Namer infantry fighting vehicle. First up are the GEV vehicles.
