The
painting low I had this autumn seem to be gone (for good?), as I have cranked
out a lot of minis the last month.
First
these gangers for use in our club campaign of Street Wars. They are the Black
Cobras gang from the same manufacturer, and has seen two battles so far.
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| First game. The Black Cobras take on the Mollies, while trying to mug some pesky civilians. |
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| A Mollie lookout |
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| The uncultured and rather racist Devil Outcasts join the fun. For the Black Cobras this turned into a two-front war, which you usually don't win. |
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| The cops stop eating donoughts and make an appearance. A Mollie is arrested, to the general merriment of two players. |
The first
was, ahem, a learning game for the gang (see above), but the second fight showed which gang
of the four in that fight was the mightiest (the last roll of the last turn saw
the Black Cobras go from a last place to the first. Truly heroic wasting of
a knocked out enemy leader…)
Next
we have some savages. The first two are Forest tribe women from Heroes of the
Dark Age. Fantastic resin-figures but rather small at around 25 mm.
Then
we have two taller heroes from Shadows of Brimstone, made of a horrible resin. In the
background a portal from the same game, and a 3D-printed Kraken Idol from EC3D.
Last
but not least is this rather diverse bunch. A serving woman from Wizkids, then
a 3D-printed penguin from EC3D, a centaur (the best on the market in my
opinion) from Heresy Miniatures,
a 3D-printed zombie (I don’t remember the make, but I’m not too happy with it.
Will have a higher resolution next time) and finally two giant rats from
Reaper.
That’s
it for now. Got a dozen or so Arabs nearly finished and lots more in the queue,
both figures and buildings.
