Sci-fi civilians, outlaws and so

[phreedh]

Fucking ace, Suber! 

It's amazing what a few cybernetic implants can do.

[eilif]

Really brilliant work.  I'm very impressed at how you re-imagine some of these figures.

[Brummie Thug]

Great characters. I find it amusing that the outlaw looks very much like Kal Jericho though yours is a greater looking version.

[warburton]

Nice work!

[Suber]

Thank you! Now I have a problem, this is getting out of control! Can't stop!

I got another bunch of civilians for my settings. First of all a Navigator, for any respectable project must have at least one



A Space Pirate, wanderer adventurer, you can never have enough of those:



This one will be some kind of underhive low class nomad. Or something. The kind of wild hunter coming to town to get food, kidnap children or get any kind of prey he can.



This merchant by Reaper had also potential for me. I added some greenstuff to the monkey so now it's a cyberpet. Some additional stuff is to be added here, but I won't spoil the surprise for now...



This looks like the equivalent to that mini, but for sci-fi settings . Too tempting to let it go:



Finally, this one is definitely out of place within this bunch, but hey, it's what I painted. EM4 'brainfreezer'. I might have to look for a suitable creature within the RT bestiary



I've developed these characters a little bit on the blog here:
http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.com.es/2014/11/a-fistful-of-slumdwellers.html?m=0

Still have some silly ideas for new civilians, but now my attention must turn on scenery again...

[warburton]

Great stuff. 

[pocoloco]

Great stuff. 

What he said!

Your characters are full of, well, character

[Dr DeAth]

Interesting project you've got going on there - Mama Balaklava is a brilliant name too 

[commissarmoody]

This is all pretty cool.

[sundayhero]

You did great conversions on these civilians.

[Suber]

Thank you! I'm really glad you like them I'll try to avoid this to escape off my hands, but silly ideas keep coming to my head!

[Mason]

Love all the new additions.
The conversions are all great and add a whole individual element to your gaming.
Bravo!
 

[stone-cold-lead]

Great looking stuff and brilliant conversion work. Even those slight additions of a green stuffed bionic eye and a bit of tubing really change a model into something very different.

[Suber]

Thank you very much!
In the meantime, let me bring some new WIP stuff.
The merchant needed some additions, sooo I found this:



'What the frak?' would be a proper question, but let me explain... I thought that the guy needed to look like a pedlar, like all those characters in the old Western movies, errant from village to village, selling weird cheap stuff or miracolous elixirs... that kind of thing, but with that ethnical appearance (and a RT touch)



Sarissa Precision make a couple of beautiful Gipsy wagons, but I finally got this other one; though smaller, I think it still works. But, as you may have noticed, it belongs to the Victoria ranges, so I had to make some additional arrangements



As you can see, nothing else than tyres and petty stuff. I might add some details more when painting, but still have to decide.

http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.gr/2014/11/a-wagon-for-merchant-pt1.html

I made some choices about the colours, but I still have a lot of work to do!

[warburton]

Should be interesting when done