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Hey DA Fam & ROBOTECH Fans,

With the successful release of the Kickstarted miniature war-game ROBOTECH RPG TACTICS (RRT) published by Palladiumbooks and co-developed by Ninja Division, and owned by Harmony Gold. I was one of the Artists that enjoyed working on some of the rule book interior art. The vast majority of the art was done through the stellar production team assembled by Ninja Division, but I was also part of the Art team and was able to contribute to the RRT rulebook which has a loose painted less detailed style/aesthetic. It was different from what I am accustomed to, but I enjoyed it and adapted my style none-the-less for pleasing consistency.

I grew enjoying every minute of the Robotech animation, soaking it up before I left to go to school and raced home to watch it when I go home from school in the early afternoon. Last year at North America’s largest gaming convention known as “Gen-Con” there was a Gen-Con exclusive special release of two special miniatures: the Max Sterling Veritech VF-1J fighter in Batteloid mode and also a Miriya in her female power armor the “Queadluun-Rau.”

BTW, before anyone yells at me, I know... I know.. Max didn't use the VF-1J during his skirmish with Miriya, it was the VF-1A, but personally I like the VF-1J for him better.

So I took it upon myself to do a homage illustration for the classic battle between the most skilled pilots (IMHO) in the Robotech Animation. I did it in the rule book painted style but it was later requested for me to illustrate a more hands on battle between one of the Destroids and a Battlepod. I will upload all of the art that I did contribute that is in the RRT rule book later.

This illustration was not used. I did print up a select few that I revealed and sold out of at this year’s Gen Con. I would like to simply share it with all of you for your own enjoyment! Who knows, maybe upcoming RRT Gamers can use it for Game Screen at conventions and Hobby store OP events.

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Hey DA Fam & ROBOTECH Fans,

With the successful release of the Kickstarted miniature war-game ROBOTECH RPG TACTICS (RRT) published by Palladiumbooks and co-developed by Ninja Division, and owned by Harmony Gold. I was one of the Artists that enjoyed working on some of the rule book interior art. The vast majority of the art was done through the stellar production team assembled by Ninja Division, but I was also part of the Art team and was able to contribute to the RRT rulebook which has a loose painted less detailed style/aesthetic. It was different from what I am accustomed to, but I enjoyed it and adapted my style none-the-less for pleasing consistency.

I grew enjoying every minute of the Robotech animation, soaking it up before I left to go to school and raced home to watch it when I go home from school in the early afternoon. Last year at North America’s largest gaming convention known as “Gen-Con” there was a Gen-Con exclusive special release of two special miniatures: the Max Sterling Veritech VF-1J fighter in Batteloid mode and also a Miriya in her female power armor the “Queadluun-Rau.”

BTW, before anyone yells at me, I know... I know.. Max didn't use the VF-1J during his skirmish with Miriya, it was the VF-1A, but personally I like the VF-1J for him better.

So I took it upon myself to do a homage illustration for the classic battle between the most skilled pilots (IMHO) in the Robotech Animation. I did it in the rule book painted style but it was later requested for me to illustrate a more hands on battle between one of the Destroids and a Battlepod. I will upload all of the art that I did contribute that is in the RRT rule book later.

This illustration was not used. I did print up a select few that I revealed and sold out of at this year’s Gen Con. I would like to simply share it with all of you for your own enjoyment! Who knows, maybe upcoming RRT Gamers can use it for Game Screen at conventions and Hobby store OP events.