Elbow's Scrapheap Project

[LiamFrostfang]

  fabtastic!!!!!

[Elbows]

Some more playtesting recently...





Even busted out the old 40K terrain at my place to make some different tables.

[Seal]

Super cool!

[zrunelord]

Some very nice work, there.

Thanks for sharing
Z

[Elbows]

A few more fellas to populate the table.  Some Squats from Blackstone Fortress.

[manic _miner]

 Nice additions to the collection.

 They are Ratlings though from what i remember .

 Love the table set-ups you have in your games.

[Spinal Tap]

Tables are especially impressive.

[Elbows]

I had quite forgotten that around a year ago my buddy had mailed me a sprue of the silly Necromunda "Corpse Grinder" cult or whatever they are.  No interest in them as a gang, but I found the sprue so I'll use it for some Chaos guys or some NPCs.  I whipped up a Pit Fighter for fun.

[blacksoilbill]

Nice work on this guy. The Corpse Grinders really didn't do much for me, but this one has come up very nicely.

[zrunelord]

Nice indeed.
Converting is part of the fun.

Z

[Elbows]

Some more NPC's for the Scrapheap.

[Bloggard]

great-looking board.

[manic _miner]

 Some great new additions to your collection.My favorite is the guy with staff.

[eilif]

Loving what you're doing with these figs.  About the time the last of my classic necromunda gangs was finished the new edition came out and I haven't gotten up the interest to play the new one even after buying a few of the early books which seem to have now been superceeded by new books and new gangs and new....

Any word on when your scrapheap rules will be out?  I absolutely loved playing a mini campaign a few years back with the NCE Version of Necromunda from Yaktribe, but I doubt there'd be much interest in folks playing that now.

[Elbows]

All I can say is it'll be out this year, .  I took a break from my dungeon crawl (burning out after two years straight of working on it)...and I decided to relax by designing a fantasy skirmish game....during the middle of which my buddy wanted to play Necromunda without playing Necromunda.

So...like an idiot, I'm now working on both games simultaneously, but the core concepts are done, the decks/tokens have been designed, it's just a matter of playtesting it a lot and then typing up the proper rule book.

Without tooting my own horn, it provides an exceptionally fun game thus far.  A lot of classic Necromunda "feel" with more interesting dice mechanics.  Gotta put the campaign through its paces, but both the fantasy and post-apocalyptic gang versions are really enjoyable thus far.  People pick it up quick, and it manages to create a compelling story within the game itself, which is pretty cool.

Will post more here as we're about to start some trial campaigns.