Cyberpunk Combat Zone Arasaka Gang Miniatures Review

Cyberpunk Red: Combat Zone is a new miniatures skirmish game from Monster Fight Club and R Talsorian Games. The Arasaka Starter Gang gives you six miniatures to bring to the table featuring the famed corporate unit. Lets check them out now that I have them assembled.
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[@GDSMiniatures]

I found a fair bit of mould slippage that needed clean up on the figures i've got so far. Love the detail on them though

[@GamingWithADHD]

I’m sort of mixed on them. I’m lazy about cleaning mould lines, so I avoid it if I can, but these are a bit of a chore compared to regular plastic. But you’re right, the details are pretty good.

[@sharlin648]

These are really nice, the heavy weapons guy with the face enclosing helm needs to be painted up like one of the armoured suits from Jin'Roh The Wolf Brigade, IE black. Great vid as always.

[@GamingWithADHD]

I think there’s going to be A LOT of Black Gray on these. But I’ve got some ideas for red accents that should look good.

[@alexhulea2735]

Have these guys and Danger Gal in the mail, and can't wait to massacre my friend in the next game. No offense, but yours look horrid. Either they're primed and the primer is not cooperating, or you just have a bad batch of minis 😢

[@GamingWithADHD]

No primer during the post assembly reviews. I want people to see what the models look like assembled with minimal cleanup. I should do more, but the softness of the plastic can be really frustrating to work with.

[@danroberts007]

@@GamingWithADHDI have read that you need to clean these models up prior to primering them, as the Siocast models have a fair amount of mold-release or baby powder or something on them. I just bought this box and gave them all a scrub with an old toothbrush and a small amount of dish soap.