Scavenge Skirmish Survive

[SBRPearce]

I'm really looking forward to the rest of this line - they look like they'd suit beautifully with the Fenris unarmed survivors.

For objective markers: the sports-bag full of guns

For additional armed civilians:
Mother, one hand hugging her child to her side, the other packing a pistol
A person whose "survival baggage" in the off-hand is their cat-carrier
Heavily tooled-up survivalist wearing a papoose-pack with a baby onboard
 

[CptJake]

How about a shopping cart full of stuff, and a kids wagon loaded up?

[mysteriousbill]

Looking at those greens again they look a little well fed (maybe it is just the clothes) but some skinnier survivors that look gaunt and starved would be nice.

[Cultist #3]

Any plans for pump action shotguns? you don't see many side by sides around here unless you are at a Cowboy shooting event 

Also love the idea of dogs, both feral and best friend, the kids are a great idea, good for added rules for keeping them alive.

Objective markers: bed rolls, sleeping bags, tents / food, ammo crates / water jugs

[commissarmoody]

Shotguns and 22. rifles, most popular privet owned long arms in the USA. But I guess any old bolt action rifle will do to represent any thing from a 22. on up.

[v_lazy_dragon]

Whilst I'm a big fan of pump action shotguns - its nice to see some (lovely!) figure which don't have them, and are therefore versatile enough to be used in the rest of the world where gun controls are a wee bit stricter (As far as I can recall, you can own a PA/SA shotgun in the UK, but it has to have a magazine cap of 3 - or was it 4 - rounds)

[Clearco]

That´s great! Looking forward to see more!

[SBRPearce]

Suggestion: some folks wearing civilian-style "tall-top" hiking backpacks.

[Mason]

.......survivalist wearing a papoose-pack with a baby onboard

I will be doing a slight conversion to this fella...eventually:

http://www.lead-adventure.com/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=112

[Arlequín]

Why convert him? That IS Hammers dressed for a nuclear Winter... he's no milksop y'know! 

[Malamute]

Why convert him? That IS Hammers dressed for a nuclear Winter... he's no milksop y'know!  

 He wears a fez now

[apeekaboo]

A person whose "survival baggage" in the off-hand is their cat-carrier

Yes! With a cat in it, like one of these...


 

Seriously though... this looks like a very nice range of ordinary survivors, not the gung-ho type.
I like that they are kitted with army bags and backpacks. This makes them look like survivors on the run.

[Mason]

 

[Arlequín]

If you're considering going for a UK based scenario, you might find these figures for private gun ownership interesting;

Gun Ownership

Obviously this doesn't include the weapons used by Police Forces and the Armed Forces, nor illegally possessed firearms... but certainly it means they are a rare and valuable find out there in t'wastelands. Essentially it averages out at 3 in a 100 people have a shotgun (single or twin break barrels mostly) and 1 in a 100 have some other firearm.

As all but single shot handguns and semi-automatic rifles over .22 are illegal, the bulk of remaining firearms are likely to be military and civilian type bolt-action rifles, and shotguns with a magazine capacity of over two rounds.

Illegal firearms are commonly modern handguns or sawn-offs, but there are also a surprisingly significant number of WW2-era weapons (revolvers). The most common automatic weapons (which compared to pistols and shotguns are still relatively rare) are the MAC-10, Uzi and AK47, in that order of frequency, with the MP5, Sterling and Sten SMGs getting an honourable mention... anything else is considered an 'exotic' item.

There is apparently quite a long 'shelf-life' for illegal firearms and many are re-activated de-activated weapons, or converted replicas, often as dangerous to the firer as they are to the target.

So a very British post-apocalypse (VBPA?) setting would have quite a unique look, all things considered... 

[commissarmoody]

that is a significant difference compared to what you have in the US. Here we have an average of 3 "registered" firearms per a person.