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Well, first submission on this site, and figured that I'd show something that I've been working on. Granted that these are a little under a month ago, but eh, still somewhat relevant. Was honestly bored since internet was out at the time and I felt like making the critter at the top, one of the Command & Conquer's Scrin units, the Corrupter. It was initially done as a 'going by memory' take, but it ended up becoming a more chibi-esque look for it, and it kind of stuck. The texture of it is gonna kind of stick, since I don't really have any of the advanced bits required to give something a more proper look, especially for when it comes to the rest of the scrin army.

That aside, from top to bottom we have the Corrupter, the Buzzer Swarm, and a pack of the Disintegrators. The corrupter - affectionately nicknamed 'Smolrupter' in this style - is resting on a hoard of gems that it ends up nicking, being a little kelptomaniac for anything that's crystalline. Contrast to its source, it actually shies away from tiberium, but will settle for any green, blue, or red mockups of the crystals. While it will ingest some, it's entirely incapable of breaking them down, instead just used to ferry some gems it has to its hoard.

The buzzers are doing the main thing that they're known for, 'attaching' themselves to any of the larger/vehicle-classed scrin units, much to the smolrupter's surprise. They aren't deadly at all in this form, instead being more akin to fat grains of wet rice if they decide to try and lash out at something.

The Disintegrators try to act coordinated, but honestly tend to bicker among themselves. Their 'weapon' is more akin to a flashlight or laser pointer, so the best they can do is make others flinch via a shine to the eyes.

More of the Scrin's forces will be made over time in this style, albeit with varying degrees since I'm not all that experienced with making models just yet. Bit of a good start though...

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Images were made and rendered in Blender 2.82 using 256 samples on Cycles.

Scrin (c) ...ugh...Electronic Arts...