Agis Necromunda minis - now Secundus

[Ockman]

Amazing paintjob, love the battery(?) he's put his foot on. Great dynamic.

[beefcake]

Very nice. I'll be getting me some van saar I think.

[Agis]

Thanks folks, to be honest I am also very happy with the rugged, beaten and radiation burned face.
 

Amazing paintjob, love the battery(?) he's put his foot on. Great dynamic.

Not sure by myself what it is…   

[Genghis]

That's some really nice painting there.

[audrey]

Really great sculpt, I a still unsure if I like van Saar better than Goliath.

Van Saar are always better . Nice paint job on the model. I like how the blue cabling looks.

-A

[Dr DeAth]

Great paint job, the face is particularly good

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Nice painting.

[AWu]

While I love my Van Saar this edition Goliath are my favourite (and I was always an Escher man)

[Agis]

I treated myself with another commission of painted minis by Ana Polanšćak.



Deacon Malakev, Klovis the Redeemer and a nameless Follower - the follower is painted by me, all other minis are done by Ana! I just gave her an overall idea of the paint scheme and provided the sample mini (Black Crab Necropolis Scum) as a colour reference, the rest of the magic is all hers.

Rest of the gang on my site: https://adpublishing.de/html/necromunda.html

[Bloggard]

great painting by the pair of you.

been looking at this game recently - ulitmately just too nihilistic and grimdark for me I think, particularly these days, and my impression is that if you don't immerse yourself in the lore, there's no real point in pursuing the game.
I get the very crunchy movement and combat rules, and like those aspects, but the rpg-lite / narrative side is really supplied by immersion in the Lore / fluff itself (so it seems to me); the mechanics for that side of things are perfunctory?

figures-wise, maybe the Escher are meant to be freakishly amazonian as far as height goes?
what I don't really get is why the Van Saar (and to a degree, the Orlocks) seem to be dwarfs? Maybe that is discussed in the b/ground I suppose.
The Delaque are very tall too - and while that kind of goes with a Nosferatu vibe, and the different heights do sort of hang together (I have sample figures from most gangs), it still seems unnecessarily inconsistent.

[Agis]

I started with “The Cult of the Second Son” - a Genestealer Cult native to the Hive World of Necromunda. Its genesis infestation was located in Hive Secundus, the second major hive city of the planet. The "Second Son" in the cult's name is a reference to its city of origin. Hive Secundus was eventually destroyed by a radioactive bombardment that caused it to topple, but the cult was not destroyed.


Since the Malstrain Stealer are for my taste a bit too burdened by radiation growth on their backs, I removed most of it. Otherwise no modifications. For the colors I wanted an old school purple Stealer tone plus a brutal contrast to show the effect of the mutation and radiation.

more on my site: https://adpublishing.de/html/secundus.html

[Agis]

The Gamger for the Malstrain are done.




I am really happy how the gang came together.

[Freddy]

Wow, great painjob on these!

[infelix]

Very nice paintjob! Looks like fun miniatures to paint imo.

[hubbabubba]

Nice figs Agis.