The first of "The Holograms" make their entrance

My Escher are finally finished! Now I can get some demo games up and running so I can try out the new system.

I based them loosely on the old cartoon "Jem and the Holograms", but I haven't covered all the characters just yet, but I will eventually.

"The Blunts" make their entrance!

I just finished painting my Goliaths known as "The Blunts", whom take blunt and old power tools to weaponise them when they can't be used for industrial work any longer.

Sadly, I haven't converted any Goliaths with power tool weapons (yet), but as I get my hands on another box of Goliaths I will convert some alternative guys to use, and I have an idea of using the Genestealer cult mining weapons as a Renderizer.

The Flamboyant house

More Necromunda! 

This time, a test mini for an Eacher.

I decided to paint the metals and armour the same as I paint my Goliaths, although I will be doing different hair colours on each member of the gang.

Return to the underhive...

I am thrilled with this nee edition of Necromunda, the minis are great, the terrain is fantastic and the rules are fun.

So I started painting a Goliath as a test model, and I'm liking the result.

I noticed that a tube from the arm got a bit of paint splatter on it from when I painted skin, which will be dealt with.

Necromunda: Revival

With the news about the tabletop game Necromunda coming back again, I got filled with joy, and got around to get my Necromunda Warband back from the box where they have been hiding lately.

These are my scavvies, mutants and low-life scum hiding deep in the great underhive of Necromunda.

I really wanted the "low-life" look on my scavvies, a really ragged and worn look, so I turned my eyes mainly towards the Chaos Cultist models for this project.
Using bits and pieces from the corpse cart and crypt ghouls really helped me out as well to get what I needed to bring this to life. I even used the Wightking body to create my Scavvy Boss, "Scrap-King Melvin".

Some missing limbs and pale skin shows their hard life-style in the lower parts of the underhive, each minute a struggle of survival both against the enviroment AND amongst themselves.

The Scalies that I built were inspired by the Goombas from the old Super Mario Bros live action movie, basing them on the Nob kit for a broader body.

Scavvy Boss

Scalies

Scavvies

Scavvies

Scavvies

Scavvies

Scavvies

Scavvies