Are you my Mummy?

[Etranger]

A mash up of my two last Pulp and Science fiction entries into 'The Guild's' yearly build. It features the White Dragon Miniatures building featured here a few months ago.

The Ravenwood Research Institute sat on the edge of the desert. Built to study archaeological relics, it had led a quiet existence, warming in the sun...







Quiet until today, that is...


Aiee! The Pharaoh returns to life!




Never mind, there are only a few of them...


I wonder if this chainsaw works?


Boss, I've got a bad feeling about this...




Too many!, back to the Institute!




Been nice knowing you, Boss...


Puny Mortals, I have returned to reclaim my throne!

[soldado]

Really nice terrain and minis and that game looks loads of fun, where are the models from?

[Etranger]

Mummies are from Splintered Light (SL) and Rebel Miniatures, scientists from Khurasan. the others are a mix from SL, The Scene, Peter Pig and possibly others I forgot!

[d phipps]

Very cool! THANKS for sharing the photos.

[Traveler Man]

Great stuff! 

[fastolfrus]

Very impressive 15mm

[mellis1644]

I have wondered about using Pulp alley in 15mm but not tried it...Was that the rule set you used?

[FramFramson]

As far as I know PA scales down for use with 15mm figures perfectly well. Dave tested it with a pretty wide range of figure sizes and it really doesn't much if any difference to PA games unless you're going to extreme scales like 2mm or 54mm. I think anything from 10mm to 45mm is probably just fine and maybe even a bit wider than that?

[d phipps]

I have wondered about using Pulp alley in 15mm but not tried it...?

Oh yes, Pulp Alley works great for 15mm miniatures. The smallest I've seen anyone use Pulp Alley was 6mm. 


HAVE FUN