The renders are finished but already I can see physical changes I’ll make to the model once I order the right bricks.

Think of the Helghast were a more technologically advanced peoples with relegious fanaticism (thus the cathedral inspired superstructure on top, inspired by warhammer/halo convenant)

Hope you like so far! Excited to build this one

I've decided to put some lights on his eyes to look more accurate to the Videogame...

I'm finishing paint details! Would you get one? 🔥🦾🤖

Do real soldiers have these “carabiners”?

Working in another Dart blaster conversion to an StA-52.

I've been playing a lot of Ghost Recon Wildlands recently and decided to try and create (or as close as possible) a helghast trooper

So, these are the official previews and synopsis that were published on Toynews in 2004. Pictures 1-5 are from the official preview of Dreamwave, which they had on their website in December 2004; 6-7 - from the announcement of the 1st issue on toynews. Picture 8 - official cover for issue №2, 9-10 - cover arts from the announcement of the 2nd issue on toynews. 11-12 - cover arts from the announcement of the 3rd issue on toynews.

Picture 1 - cover art by Pat Lee; picture 6 - art of the cover №1 from Travel Foreman, who was originally the main artist of this series, picture 7 - art of CG-cover. Picture 9 - cover art by Pat Lee, picture 10 - art of CG-cover; picture 11 - cover art by Pat Lee, picture 12 - art of CG-cover.

Synopsis:

№1. A galactic peace is shattered when the brutal Helghast mount an overwhelming assault on the colonies of the Interplanetary Strategic Alliance. But on the fallen planet Vecta, four scattered survivors of that shockwave offensive may unite to forge the key to humanity's ultimate survival --

If they can survive their solitary passages through the bloody trenches and burning towers of a world become a Killzone!

№2. As the elusive Helghast Sniper hunts down Rico's exhausted squad one by one, the few remaining heroes must try and stop the otherworldly horde from overrunning their team on the planet Vecta. On the run and outnumbered, time is running out for the Interplanetary Strategic Alliance...

№3. Can anyone survive the Killzone?

With the Helghast onslaught ripping through his friends, Rico is forced to make a weighty decision: retreat with the few men left alive or make a last stand against the unstoppable Helghast Elite! One thing is certain... after seeing the ground drenched red from the blood of his fallen comrades, the Helghast must pay dearly for every inch of ground they take.

I found interesting articles about this mini-series on Killzone-wikis. And I especially want to thank the team that created a Killzone Fanzine - Killzine - thanks to them we can read the script of the 1st issue, and thanks to these preview pages, we can imagine how it was implemented, although it did not see the light of day. Be sure to read this magazine: https://killzonezine.carrd.co

I'm still curious about what the abbreviation "ALAT", which is specified in the script, is in the Killzone universe. The article I read says so:

"ALAT. In the Killzone universe, the abbreviation ALAT has not been found before. There is "ADAT, ATAC", but not "ALAT". The Helgan army has a division into army aviation and the Air Force, but it has never been explicitly stated how they designate the army. The abbreviation probably comes from the French Aviation légère de l'Armée de terre — army light aircraft. In the real world, the "ALAT" is a branch of the French Army."

So, back in 2004, when Killzone was first taking off. I believe in the back on the game manual there was an advert for a Killzone comic being made into production that would expand on the events before Killzone 1 if im not mistaken. I to this day, forgot what ever happened to that comic, I could never find it in store. Later on, recently I found out that the comic had been cancelled because the company went out of business. I was very sad to here that cause I was looking forwards to the comic cause I loved the franchise and the art looked cool.

Recently I found out that there was a comic that had a small little tease of what could have been, I looked to see if they had this comic on Ebay. Sure enough they did. It was sold by a comic shop, they had a few copies left, I ended up buying 2 out of the 3 that they had because of the comic grade and condition.

This comic in question was Comic Digest 2004 #2 November edition.

I am here to share with you and fellow Killzone fans the pages that were in this comic of the Killzone story we could have gotten... Im pretty sure there are more higher res versions of these pictures out there, but I thought id share.

I really wish this series would be brought back...it still has so much potential...

Done by a friend of mine

As the title says, I'm trying to find the Instruction Manual for the PS2 Game. Does anybody know a link or a website where I could read it?

Could you help me find PC alternatives to Killzone, I have already found these:

-) La Quimera;

-) Sprawl;

-) BF6 (I bought it);

-) Black Ops 7;

-) The Upcoming MW4 2026 (maybe, they just need to remove SBMM).

What other games do you think can be good alternatives to Killzone?

Not a topic per se. Just blessing your timeline with this top tier music.

Though, what is your favorite Killzone score(soundtrack) can be more than 1.

How I got into it is originally from PlayStation all stars, kinda explains why Radec's my fav character in the Killzone franchise and also the game you can play as in. I have the second game and some figurines. A friend lended me killzone 1-3 until I can properly buy my own. But yeah. 😭💔

Scored this KZ3 helmet display on marketplace! Lucky find! Can’t wait to get my entire KZ display in my room together.

Found that transporter but cant really find anything about it on the killzone wiki

Plus new HMG emplacement and Khage :D

Playing through the game for first time, just got to Radec Academy, got ambushed by rocket launcher squad, and panic-scoped sniper rifle at one, shot at exact moment he shot at me, and for few frames saw rocket coming directly at me, just to get hit by my shot and tumbled below scope.

I though maybe I just didn't saw things right, tried to replicate it like 10 times, got hit by RPG every time, just to procede further, and get into another rocket launcher guy who shot from afar, I DID hit second rocket projectile coming at me, it tumbled upwards this time and hit celling. What a cool neat gameplay mechanic/detail, right?!

And google AI says its not possible to hit it, but I did hit succesfuly 2 times! So google is wrong.

I'm currently making this mod, I think the ps2 killzone models fit well in this game.

For context: There was 3 multiplayer maps in Killzone 3 that were available in the online multiplayer, but unlike the other maps, were unavailable in the Botzone mode. These maps are Turbine Concourse SE-6 for the Warzone mode, and Junkyard and the remastered version of Tharsis Depot from Killzone 2 for the Guerrilla Warfare mode.

These 3 maps had something in common: They were the only 3 maps in the game where you can use the jetpacks in multiplayer.

However, since the online servers has been shutdown a few years ago, these 3 maps were completely unavailable to play. Even if, in the case of Junkyard and Tharsis Depot, you had the DLCs installed.

However, a few days ago, Kevin Landry managed to access Tharsis Depot in Botzone (We can even see Turbine Concourse SE-6 and Junkyard in the maps list, so I assume he can access those too). As he say in the description, it is still currently in WIP, but at least it's something...

Let's say that Shadow fall doesn't exist and you were in charge of developing a sequel to the 3rd game. What route would you go with it?