This week has been a bit... bitty with the first bonus round coming up, running out of undercoat for terrain and running out of basing materials.
The first selection finished are 10 anti-walker bollard-things. These were collected from multiple sets of DUST tactics and were one of the few things I kept when I sold it all on as they are useful bits of terrain for any game that involves big tanks. You can see the Strawbear ably demonstrating scale once again.
After those, I decided to revisit Imperial Assault. Inspired by Samuli's excellent work on his Vader, here's mine. Not quite as neat, but not bad for 10 minutes work. The 4 guards were also pretty quick, taking another 20 minutes to complete. I forgot to cut them off their bases before painting though, so they are still on their original solid bases. At some point I may go back and try to cut them off, but for now they are on concrete.
Lastly is a little worm from Shadows of Brimstone, which should be useful in a number of different games, especially things like Strange Aeons where Cthulhu monsters are everywhere. The Burrower is a simple little kit with about 5 pieces, including the rockery base that it comes with.Sadly this leads to the typical problem of some of the earlier Brimstone kits in that the detail is a bit soft and there are some obvious joins in there that can't really be covered up without obscuring the detail that *is* there.
To give you a sense of scale on this little worm, the Strawbear had offered to kindly act as a scale point again. This thing is terrifyingly big... I have no idea where I'm going to store it... but should cause carnage whenever it appears in the mines!
The terrain takes up just under one box, s is 20 points. Vader and his minions should be another 25 points... the Burrower? I have no idea! I leave that up to the minions to decide as it is a 28mm monstrous creature about 3.5 times the height of the Strawbear!
From DaveD, stand in grognard minion..or is grognard minion standing in... who knows
A nicely eclectic mix. I do like Vader and his guards , and as for your Burrower , that looks like the stuff of nightmares ... I have done this a 40mm vehicle at 20 points - so a grand total of 65!
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Saturday, 5 January 2019
From PaulS: Random selection of work part 1 - 65 points
Labels:
dust tactics,
Fantasy Flight Games,
Flying Frog Games,
Imperial Assault,
pauls,
shadows of brimstone,
Star Wars,
terrain
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Love the colour on the guards and the tentacle thingy is really good
ReplyDeleteNice selection of random bits, Paul :)
ReplyDeleteVery random, very nice. Strawbear size is becoming a standard unit of measurement!
ReplyDeleteHe's a nice (if a little creepy) scale stick
DeleteNice/nasty worm,useful bollards and super Star wars types and so fast!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
All these entries look fantastic. Great mastery of some difficult colours like the red shown here
ReplyDeleteLovely work! Especially the worm is terrfiffic.
ReplyDeleteLove the Star Wars figures.
ReplyDeleteLovely lot!
ReplyDeleteLove Vader and his escort and that blue tentacle monster is, well, monstrous, as well as beautifully painted! Cracking work!
ReplyDeleteNice work! The Burrower is excellent.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Paul!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Great bunch. I could have a a use for that big worm in an army. Love it. Cheers
ReplyDeleteGreat work Paul! And thanks for the compliments! You're Vader looks amazing as well!
ReplyDeleteI love the Guards and the worm!
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