Very Cool.
Deadzone never took off in our group (though we pledged for the first KS). With Shadow War Launching, I think there's some good possibilities for crossover of Deadzone/Warpath minis making their way into Shadow War. Especially seeing that some Deadzone deals seem to cover most of the options for Shadow War factions for a much lower cost.
I haven't played anything 40k since my early teens. But I think I'll be getting the updated Shadow War rulebook when it comes out, I've no need for the core box game. It's mostly to get the nice book. Necromunda Community Edition is superior in it's campaign system.
You should try out the 2nd edition of Deadzone, just go with some proxy miniatures. The new system is so much easier, faster and better than the first. And the rulebook is no longer a mess.
Very nice!
I hope we see more 
Our group has just started playing Version 2 of Deadzone and are loving it!
I really like version 2 as well. I like how fast the games are, fit my free time. And it lets you play around with a lot of different scenarios and teams in an afternoon worth of gaming.
Ogre Mercenary really like this Ogre mercenary model for Deadzone, there's something about him that reminds me of the Super Mutants from Fallout. I painted him up in the same colours as my Marauders, but without any GCPS insignia.
Unlike many of the other models this is Mantic distinct in its feel. So this one could fit into Necromunda as well without feeling like the wrong brand - if that's something you're into.
I haven't really been using mercenaries in games of Deadzone. But for Star Saga there'll be character cards for all the Deadzone Mercenaries, so they'll properly see some action there. He's also gonna serve some gangs in Scrappers.
Blog post
here LINK. Tutorial on homemade base
here LINK.
Homemade palettesWooden palettes are great little pieces of scatter terrain. I love doing multi purpose terrain and these will work for all my modern, post-apoc and sci-fi games.
One of the issues with a lot of scatter terrain, is that it'll fall over and get pushed around during games. Often just becoming an annoyance or getting ignored. And like most gamers I have lots of small scatter pieces. Gluing some barrels, crates and cannisters to a palette will prevent that and give the whole thing a bit more mass.
I've written a tutorial on how I made these. I toke me an hours work to make 12. Bet it'll be even faster the next time I make some.
Tutorial here:
DIY 28mm palettes LINK.Some Deadzone Rebs are looting a GCPS supply depot.

