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A Fast Project: Armored Troopers Paint Schemes

Here are some paint schemes I'm considering. I was searching for armored futuristic types to paint some old VOID Prosthene Marines and was delightfully surprised with the variety of Star Wars clone trooper armor schemes out there. And to think Darth Vader's mooks wore just plain white...


Here's a quick mockup I made form one of the pictures. Basic white? With red trim or blue? I'm still undecided what to use. We'll see...


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  1. ErnieFebruary 2, 2012 at 6:13 AM

    I like the red and white scheme in the 2nd row. I would paint mine like that, if it was me :)

    Claus
    ancminis.blogspot.com

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  2. cooey2phFebruary 2, 2012 at 4:37 PM

    Thanks Claus. I'm still on the fence about the schemes... some of the patterns make them look like american football players, especially the ones with the stripes on the helmet. Anyway, will see... btw, nice collection at your blog!

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