"He's right behind me, isn't he?" |
I win. I touched the crash site first. |
Never trust the Ork Parking Valets. |
The newly promoted Boss Grot did as well as the previous one. |
Go Roll Some Dice
And Get Some Pics While You Are At It.
"He's right behind me, isn't he?" |
I win. I touched the crash site first. |
Never trust the Ork Parking Valets. |
The newly promoted Boss Grot did as well as the previous one. |
Get Away From Her You B***h expansion comes with 5 models and a ton of game components. I will cover the game parts in another post.
The Queen is a really nice fig with good detail and is easy to assemble and paint. Ripley in the Power Loader, looks great, but was a bit tricky to assemble. You must paint the parts before final assembly or it will be nigh impossible to finish well.
The other three miniatures are: Everyone's favorite non-homicidal android, Bishop! In two versions no less. Well, one version is less, about half-off! (cue drum snare and booing) The third mini is two figs in one, super pissed Ripley holding Newt and combi-weapon in movie poster pose. It really is a cool figure, can't wait to see how badass she is in game.Go Roll Some Dice
Everyone Can Hear You Scream at the Table
I had also built five more Wolf Guard out of the excellent Assault Intercessors box set. Good poses all around and many weapon choices for the Sergeant. I have been running my Intercessors in five man squads (instead of ten) and having good results that way.
From the sub-assemblies and Space Wolf posts, just a bit more on the Invader ATV. I found it very useful to spray the main parts Wolf Grey (Army Painter) and the tires and weapons black. This sped up the painting process tremendously. I did similar with the Gladiator. I spray painted the hull and turret Wolf Grey, and the guns and grav-plates black.