My post apocalypse (TNT) updated 9/1-17

[Deathwing]

Those are absolutely amazing.

[horridperson]

Awesome!  The two new additions are at least as cool as the others.  I love the head choices and just how much character their headwear adds to the models.  It's like the opposite of the fedora/trilby effect IRL .

[3 fingers]

Really like the tracker 

[TheCaptain]

Again, much appreciated guys!

Another caravan defender (which looks awfully bright with the blue shirt in the pic, not as much in reality)



The man, the legend... my Trade Master.



Next task, as I wait for some new supplies to make a Guard with a HMG, will be to try and convert one of the old gorkamorka orks, the smaller original ones, into a mutant emissary.

[fred]

I'm really liking how these are turning out - the WWII arms and heads with the Frostgrave bodies, work very well.

[3 fingers]

Never ceases to amaze me the creativity on lead adventure .

[eek]

Those kitbashes look great, with very characterful results!

[Constable Bertrand]

The frostgrave bodies give a very nice rag tag scavenger look, along the lines of the old EM4 scavies (they might not size up too well though...) Very inspired conversions there, keep em coming.

If you wanted more conversion material perhaps you could try some Pig Iron wastelanders? And they have a bunch of backpacks available too.

Cheers
Matt

[Vladimir Raukov]

Cracking kitbashes there, you've really captured the rag-tag scavengy look well.

[TheCaptain]

Thanks guys.
Well finally RL slowed down enough for me to get back to the business of building the post apocalypse. Since I last updated we've started the campaign. My caravanners, 'Clint's Traveling Emporium of Wonders and Curios', have done reasonably well. So far racking up two victories, to one defeat at the hands of a savage war party of angry tribals eager to reclaim one of their artifacts, which had somehow found its way into my stock...

So having started we've now begun creating the hazards and random creatures we need for the game.
The images are WIP.

I got my mitts on some Hobbit Goblin warriors from GW which seem to fit the bill for troggs, and I've so far been eyeing the Reaper Bones Troll as a Trogg King.


The first of my Radiation Zones. The barrels are from the Rubicon German Stowage Kit. A pretty nice set, with ammo crates and tracks etc. which will do nicely for the ordnance areas as well. The tentacles are spare tails from an old Skaven kit for Mordheim



That's it so far. As always any criticism or advice is appreciated.  

[Deathwing]

Oh man I can't wait to see the trogs painted up.  Love the terrain work as well.  Knowing your previous paint jobs, these should be very spiffy.  Rock on my wasteland brother.

[TheCaptain]

Hello again. Progress report.

Finished up three of the trogs and started work on the radiation zone (still working on a ragged hazard sign)





That's it so far, hope you like 'em, and as always any advice or criticism is welcome.

[Deathwing]

Oh man.  I love the trogs.  The skin color is so cool.

Joey

[horridperson]

Those goblin trogs are perfect irradiated subhumans.  Those look sweet.  I have a set I'd earmarked for cannibal degenerates but I'm concerned I'll miss the mark you hit because I want to paint them so they can pull double duty in Frostgrave as well as TNT.  I think I'll split the group in half and so I don't muddle them.  The skaven tails were a sly choice of bits for your rad zone.

[commissarmoody]

Really like how this all is turning out. I would have never thought about using the bolt-action arms with the frost grave figures. Makes for a great paring.
Also what do you count the firearms that the caravans are using as?