The full set of raiders and wastelanders that have been commissioned for a Fallout Homebrew RPGs and The 'This is Not a Test' skirmish game. Pictures by the commissioner. |
Some escaped convicts from a Vault-Prison, ready to mess things up. |
A scarred Raider Veteran (with laser pistol) and a Raider Gladiator, perhaps a runaway from Caesar's Legion? |
'Dr. Doom' and his green clad cult, ready to bring war and death in the name of Dunwich! |
As these guys are being used as NPC baddies in an RPG, Sean (the commissioner) and I have decided to color code the bases. Red for raider, beige for wastelander. |
These raiders are mostly from the 40k Dark Vengeance cultist set. |
Very happy with the eyes on the scary hooded man. |
Now moving onto the blue and grey robed lads. Since the plastics came in two nearly identical squads, it was interesting to try to make each of them distinct. |
I didn't want to make them TOO uniform, but close enough that they could be individuals or factions depending on the DM's need. |
I couldn't remove all of the Chaos symbols, but eh- not a lot of harm done. |
'Dr. Doom's' rival and leader of the Blue faction here. I particularly like the look of the black apron against the yellow flamer. |
Leader of the wastelanders in the center, these guys really are a bunch of misfits in terms of rag-tag gear and clothing. |
I did add in a reference here and there. The guy on the far right? An homage to Kenny from the Walking Dead Telltale video game. |
Besides being generic wastelanders, these guys and gals are destined for one day making up a Caraveener Warband! |
That is quite a collection of miniatures! Love all the older miniatures that just fit so well in a post apocalyptic environment. Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteEspecially like seeing the Comfy Chair Games Spinespur miniatures, tho they are with a different company now (sad that Spinespur is no more...) I don't know if they fit as a warband of their own, but they def work as NPC enemies and general cannon fodder.
ReplyDelete