Oh...grin. Ogryn.

 I put together a new 3D printed Ogryn from Resin Munitorum.  Just another option for my gangs to use as a 'Monstrosity'.

From Xenomorphs to Zombies

I've been knocking out a bunch of random NPCs for Scrapheap as I come closer to actually completing the damn thing.  To that effect I picked up some awful Mantic "Space" Zombies.  I hated...every second I spent on these miniatures, so I rushed them to just get them done and out of the way.

While I'm sure Mantic may have made progress lately, these are just shit-awful models.  Do not recommend.  However, 'Zombie Horde' is an NPC encounter which can occur in Scrapheap so I was trying to find a simple way to get some painted.

Then, unrelated to Scrapheap technically...I snagged a box of Gale Force Nine Xenomorphs from their ALIENS board game.  The models are almost excellent.  I say almost because they come with bases which are atrociously bad, and connected by microscopic joints on the feet.  Would have vastly preferred normal feet I could attach to a normal base.  I give these things...three games before some ankles or feet joints snap and break.  Not very sturdy in my opinion.  However...relatively cheap and I've got some more to paint up (read: drybrush).

Mat overload.

I recently ordered a handful of 4'x4' neoprene mats - trying a new company I haven't used before; PWorks.

I received three mats, and one for my buddy.  The quality looks good, even if two of them are a bit darker/colourful than I normally like.  These will be used for a lot of Scrapheap and Merciless in the future!

Jetz, ich habe die DOPPELPIPEN.

What's better than some pipes?  How about double your pipes!  This should rap up all the pipes I think I'll need with Scrapheap boards in the future.  Just enough to add some convenient cover, and some movement obstacles.

Oh, and I painted a few cheap folding toy-soldier bridges.  Should be fun to interact with terminals in Scrapheap to open/close the bridges during a game, etc.