Nanite blood?

Not completely nanite-based, but they'll have some interesting solution chemistry going on in there.

Nah, I was just thinking on the Engineer from the Authority comic books - her 'superpower' was eight pints of advanced nanotech - which had replaced her blood. She looked normal most of the time, but could do thing like grow huge guns and armour at a moments notice.

It's a form of cybernetics I'd be extremely interested in :)

Definitely true, but it's a bit too far-future for the setting I'm working on. Even the further-future of the two I'm actively playing with; That's more along the lines with my far-future hard-sci-fi that's pretending it's fantasy setting. The far-futurest one is going to have access to respirocyte-level nanomachines, not utility-fog-level nanomachines.

Go for the Shadowrun approach.

What I mean is, try to have cyberware that's visible, but moves with the rest of the curves of the body. Don't make it obvious, but make it clear that it's not part of the normal flow of things.

A good example would be a cybernetic arm that looks like a regular arm, but may be obviously colored grey or chrome.

The best path would probably be taking the 'Terminator' approach, though and just drawing them normally, but all looking the same, that, perfect soldier appearance. It could be useful.

Either way, you can PM me if you wanna chat more about it.

The Shadowrun approach is probably the closest to what I have in mind so far.

Terminator appearance wouldn't work, since they were all ... y'know, made on an assembly line on the same skeleton. If you're taking meat people and adding the 'ware later, it doesn't work quite that way.

Well, if you need any help, just shoot me a message. I've more Shadowrun experience then Harlequin.