The FCC(free of corporate control) got plussed up with a FCC sniper from the sniper pack and the Saboteur. I painted the sniper in various colors like my FCC from last year. The Saboteur was done in neutral tones, he did get an orange tie and the sniper got an orange scarf to keep the spot color bit going.
I do not have MERCS 2.0, so I do not have rules for them, I do know the Saboteur can taunt, so that will be fun!
I pulled out a few FCC troopers to make sure they look pretty close.
The EU are a group I'd still like to get in metal. Their sniper is pretty nice and all of them are equipped with bull pups except for a few esoteric specialists.
The EU are the megacon controling what was once most of Europe, they do have a very British aesthetic to them, and they seem to be the more "good guys" of the game...as far as a megacon can be considered good! ; )
They have a rough time with the "burn it down" mission as they don't really do a lot of area effect like the NorthAmerican based CCC. These guys are pretty precise in application of firepower...almost polite!
Except for this guy, he is the Analyst. He looks like he is flipping a bird, but he is really a brainiac hacker and lockpicker. His data picks are also combat blades concealed in his guantlets.
He's prettymuch a hacker brainiac who is also an agile bar-room brawler with a wolverine flair.
Besides the Female Assualt team leader, I also got the EU demo specialist.
MegaCon Games does not disappoint with the detail on them either.
With a sergeant, medic, monkeywrench, and a shock trooper. I am only missing two specialists, and I believe they are both heavies which may pump up the EU to win the "burn it down" mission. I kinda like their precision without the big guns though.
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These MERCS figures continue to impress Dave, although it is difficult to associate the "EU" with figures showing such dynamic action poses and resolve (I rather imagine a faction with that name to be filling out forms in triplicate and whiling away toward an unfunded defined-benefit pension plan). This lot really looks the business.
Also like the use of FCC - as that acronym today would, to me at least, imply the exact opposite of freedom from corporate control. I do like the thinking behind this setting :)
There is a lot of excellent detail to be found here, and you have done some great work. That paper terrain I can see in the photos looks pretty interesting too. That will be another 50 points, and the Bromley bombardment continues...
Greg
I like these a lot David, great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Peter they are as much fun to play as paint! ;)
DeleteNice work on the mercs David :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tamsin!
DeleteAnother great entry
ReplyDeleteIan
Thank you, Ian!
DeleteNice work. Must not be distracted and start buying something else.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Robert!
DeleteAt least they aren't super expensive!
Nice work David.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rod!
DeleteNice paint jobs on these soldiers for hire.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Clint!
DeleteI guess I'm only a few steps from being a true fan boy of the range! ;)
Great stuff, the figures are really enhanced by the brilliant scenery, it just all fits together perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sander!
DeleteThe paper stuff is mostly free and kits from ebbles miniatures.
My favorite LOS blocker is the Soylent Green vending machine. I stash it on all my battlefields even fantasy ones. I can almost imagine a good catch phrase or lyric for a jingle " People for People, Soylent Green" ;)
Very nice indeed - you continue to tempt me to look into MERCS!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jamie! I am vulnerable because I do like skirmish games a lot. Every specialist is a character and it shows in the sculpts.
DeleteGreat job.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dave!
DeleteVery impressive faction!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Barks!
DeleteThere is a faction for just about every taste!