Showing posts with label Fear and Faith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fear and Faith. Show all posts

Friday, 10 February 2012

Angry Mob

A not-brilliant photograph of my newly painted angry mob for games of Chaos in Carpathia or Fear and Faith

Saturday, 25 June 2011

Wednesday, 27 April 2011

Werewolves

My Werewolves for Fear and Faith


(click for bigger pic)

Just quick drybrush paintjobs which I'm not too pleased with (might go back and tidy up the wolf-men in particular). They should hold up well enough for the tabletop though.

Westwind models again, I'm not too impressed by the wolf men (the shoulders are a bit funny and the detail could be better) but the big wolf and regular wolves I can't recommend enough. I have some more werewolves for my Roadkill games to be painted, these are from the Secrets of the third Reich game from Westwind and are much nicer models. 

Priest

The Priest to complete my Wolfen Jaeger for Fear and Faith


A Westwind Productions model from their Vatican Hit Squad from their Vampire Wars range. Top Figure.

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

More Roadkill

Having taken a few days holiday between bank holidays I'm hoping to finish off a few outstanding projects.

Firstly some cops for Roadkill/Fear and Faith. (Wargames Foundry)



Some Zombies (Copplestone Castings and Crocodile Games)



The Hairy Bikers (Copplestone Castings)


The top two pics will be my LPL entries for the next two weeks as well.

Saturday, 23 April 2011

Roadkill

A couple of years ago I discovered the Westwind Productions Roadkill line and fell in love with it. Sadly the rules which it went with it were so badly edited that they were useless. I still ended up with a pile of painted figures that haven't seen much gaming.

With my new obsession with Fear and Faith, I've pulled them out of the box and started stat-ing them up.

Here are some shots of the models (more to come)

Cleaver Vine, Zombie Hunter


Blade, Vampire Hunter

RAGE Virus Zombies (one managed to escape photography, there should be 8 of them!)

Rednecks, some of the most characterful models ever sculpted in my opinion!

Still to come... Cops, Bikers and regular Zombies!