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Blood Through Her Hands, Part III
A piece of fiction by Adam Murton AKA Vardos Cadix exploring trauma resulting from Isorian phase shift technology. Traumatised Squad Leader Syn Y’Dao reflects after fending off raiders.
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Blood Through Her Hands, Part II
A piece of fiction by Adam Murton AKA Vardos Cadix exploring trauma resulting from Isorian phase shift technology. Soon to be retired Veteran Squad Leader Syn Y’Dao is fighting raiders on Ayal.
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Blood Through Her Hands, Part I
A piece of fiction by Adam Murton AKA Vardos Cadix exploring trauma resulting from Isorian phase shift technology. Veteran Squad Leader Syn Y’Dao is waiting to hear her assignment.
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Showcase: Isorian Gallery
A central hub for the inspirational Isorian Senatex showcases on the Nexus, as well as a collection of other Isorians for which we have only a few images.
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Bill Tegeler’s Oxyo Isorians
Bill Tegeler runs us through the background to his Oxyo isorian force, his inspiration, the tarrain matching, and how he achieved the paint scheme on this stunning army.
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Andrew Martin’s Drifting Lotus Isorians
Andrew Martin showcases his colourful Isorian force and gives us a summary of its background.
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Focus: The Plasma Bombard
Tim has a more in-depth look at plasma bombards used in a variety of panhuman factions.
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The Rise of the NuHu
The evolved humans kinown as NuHu grew to dominate panhumanity due to their mental pwoers and intimate connection with the the nanosphere. Here, we run through some aspects of their rise.
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Ian Ackerman’s 66th Nomad Isorians
A backround and gallery of Ian Ackerman’s excellent Isorian 66th Nomad division.
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Painting the 66th Nomad’s Tograh
Ian Ackerman runs his unique, Isorian, 66th “Nomad” Division which we’ve showcased before. We asked him to see what he could do with the Isorian Tograh… Ian: Having already developed my own colour scheme for my infantry using sand, bone and organic greens I had to replicate this with the two vehicles. My painting technique…
Models available from:
Antares Nexus 
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