What's been on the painting table 2021 Part 2

Here's the the latest lot of painting/modelling I've been up to. I decided to get some more terrain built for future sci-fi/cyberpunk games.

These are two fast food outlets for Albion City. On the left is the homecooked style of the Albion Liberty Kitchen and on the right, for the more adventurous, the flavours of Multicultural Albion. Each has there own followers, the Alkies and Ma's boys.

A lot of the power within the city is provided by hydrogen produced with solar power. Very clean and efficient, but does tend to go with a big bang when shot at.

Finally some more storage tanks, but with a more industrial feel.

It's surprising what you can do with some coffee cartridges, large screw on lids, cotton reels and a bit of paint.

 

What's been on the painting table 2021 Part 1

Well I still haven't got the first Rangers of Shadow Deep scenario posted. My camera decided it didn't want to focus, either that ot my eyesight makes everything look blurry anyway. It is coming.

In the mean time I thought I'd post a few of the things I'd been painting recently. This is a batch of sci-fi figures I have had for quite a while, so I've put some paint on them with no particular game in mind yet, though I am looking at trying out Hardwired soon, as well as the anticipated Stargrave. After reading Red Player 1's blog I may have to dig out Laserburn again.

These are a mix of Critical Mass figures, now through Ral ParthaUK, and Laserburn figures from Alternative Armies.

The building was quickly scratch built from a coffee jar lid and some packers, as well as a hatch and fans I have bought in the past.

Again these are a mix of, I think, all Alternative Armies figures.

These are all the EM4 Mechas, with a 15mm figure shown for scale. I'll maybe have to read Osprey's Gamma Wolves now, or use them as small mecha/robots in 15mm scale