Salute proved to be the usual brilliance with just a slight waning of energy in the afternoon, more from me than Slug or Stinky. This didn't stop me from getting all the pieces I need for my Bug Hunt project.
Firstly was a timely chance to get these resin scenics from a chum. Once we got back stinky wasted no time in getting some of his figures out on it to play those special childhood "pew-pew-pew" rules.

Not mine but Stinky's usual purchase of painted minis from Em4 - these will likely turn up in the bug hunt in some form.

A box of Mongoose plastic MI, which came without any instructions so there were a few pieces left over. A lot of work just getting these together, okay to paint though, but I'd not buy any more.

Another box of Mongoose, but this time with instructions not that they were needed. Great fun to assemble, and with a little trimming you can really get a wide range of poses out of them... I have another box in hand.


Not the world's biggest Tanker Bug but it'll do for me. Especially as the old Mongoose plastiuc ones are changing hands for around fifty quid. Thanks to Whiskyrat for pointing out how I could get a toy from Galoob and use that. I've whipped out the interior, glued and filled it together and then given it a lick of paint... works for me.

A GZG metal bug which I got from the LAF emporium. It needed a lot of tidying, but I like it a great deal and wanted a couple more. Much to their credit I asked GZG about them as they're not listed on their web site. It was explained to me how their moulds were in a sorry state and the castings would need a similar amount of effort to the one I had, however Eureka also had moulds. So I emailed Nic at Eureka and their moulds were fine and I ordered a couple up to pick up at Salute.

A pair of Hasslefree miniatures, one an Akula Smartgunner - spooky similarity to the 1:1 scale Akula, which shows what a great sculptor Kev is. The smaller one is a girl figure which I've hacked the pigtails off to make it into our very own Captain Stinky.

Next up a bunch of Em4 troopers, great little figures at a brill price, they're in the same kit as some of the Copplestone FW troopers, but they're a better price. I've set a personal best in getting so many Salute purchases painting in the following week.


Just a pair more figures to paint before I can get back to the mighty Quinjet hack:
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