My Strange Aeons Stuff

[obsidian3d]

Jeez I didn't even recognize them. I have those figures in the Bones plastics. I had sort of passed them over amongst the box of stuff, but that paint work really makes them look good. I might have to go dig them out now and add them to my snakemen bits.

[Uncle Mike]

And a couple more...

Degenerates!


And Tcho-Tcho(s)

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Like them, good ideas for the degenerates!

[Klener Zorn]

i must get my hands on a few of the lotr goblins to make myself some tchotchos

[Mason]

Those Degenerates are cracking.
 

i must get my hands on a few of the lotr goblins to make myself some tchotchos

I did have some.
Let me have a look before you go buying any.
 

[necrocannibal]

Looking great as usual...nice idea for Cho-Cho's.

[Uncle Mike]

Here are more Tcho-Tcho(s) for when they need some shooting weapons. Tengu models make these and they are great little models. Affectionately known as "The Beanheads" around the gaming table...

[Uncle Mike]

Being busy with the 2nd edition kickstarter work affords me little free hobby time...however, I received my Mars Attacks stuff just before Christmas and couldn't resist a quick paint up of these giant bugs. Wonderfully fun to paint and can be used for a bunch of stuff in Strange Aeons.

[fairoaks024]

Lovely work on the bugs and tcho tcho mike!

Regards

Jim

[Uncle Mike]

Here are a couple of really old figures that were used for the original playtesting of Strange Aeons...ah, the memories. Those horrible, horrible memories...

Godling (Star Wars...Nobby Spider or something like that...)

Did a small amount of conversion on the base/puke/dissolving horse.

In the new rules this would make a good God-Spawn. In first ed. it was used as a Winged Nightmare. I had painted it up for Gangs Of Mega-City One as some sort of horror for my Transdime to summon.

Not sure who makes/made it. I've had it in the lead pile for ages. Grenadier?

I've got several more old school figures and am quite enjoying going through the collection and blowing the dust off...expect to see more of this old stuff.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Awesome stuff, Mike, and a nice use of the Star Wars figure. The little Cthulhu is Grenadier, indeed. Spawn of Cthulhu. It’s a lovely miniature with a great expression.

[Uncle Mike]

Thanks Prof. I was pretty sure it was...any idea who the sculptor was? Anyone? It really is a subtle figure, love the weird bumpy chicken skin especially. So many of these oldies have a certain charm but this guy stands the test of time as an absolutely rock solid sculpt. 

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Thanks Prof. I was pretty sure it was...any idea who the sculptor was?

I think it was John Dennett.

[gmanrocks]

I had painted it up for Gangs Of Mega-City One as some sort of horror for my Transdime to summon.

Yaaay glad to see some one played as the Transdime...I wrote that article 

[Uncle Mike]

Nice one! I was super excited about it at the time. Good bit of rules writing!