Recreational Form Filling

Hey Internet,

I've spent the last few hours partaking in one of the cornerstones of the Wargame/Roleplaying hobby - Recreational Form Filling!



In particular, I have been generating characters for the Fallout Pnp RPG. The system is basicly a paper copy of Fallout 2, so the character creation is a little bit maths heavy, but its not that bad so long as you have a calculator to hand, and once you have the first wave of maths out of the way its just a simple percentile system.

Just as soon as I can find some friends who want to play, I'll run a game. Yeah!

MM.

Unit 14 - Done!

Wazzup Internet!,

Here we go, pictures of my most recent Fallout Character, the robot Unit 14. This photo is better lit, but still on my shitey camera.



Painting wise, there nothing more than a two stage highlight and some ink washes on there. Only took about 2 hours.

Hope you like him.

MM.

Unit 14 - Painted

Hey Internet,

This is just a very quick post before I go to bed, showing the fully painted version of my most recent Fallout character Unit 14.



The Lighting is awful, and the base still needs to be finished, but Ive posted it up anyway. Why you may (but probably wont) ask did I not wait till tomorrow to take the photos and do this post, you know, with its good lighting and all?



Well, simply, I never, ever have the enthusiasm to quickly see a project though to the end in a short space of time. Seriously, If I know that there is a game coming up, it best be at least a month or two in advance for me to have any slither of a change of getting stuff ready for it. But, oh no, not this time. About a week ago I swapped some figures for this one with a nice chap in Norway, and the day after it got to my door, here it is, all painted up and nice like. I'm even going to make an effort to Stat the guy up tomorrow (for Fallout PnP).

So yeah, Robots.

But wait, that's not all!

I also got two 'Robbietrons' painted up. These are god awful miniatures from Black Cat Bases, that I love dearly. I mean, really, the sculpting is really truly dreadful, especially the total lack of strait lines, the finger prints, random divots &c, but for some reason I find them incredibly charming. I think I have 4 more somewhere waiting for a lick of paint. I'll do them as something other than this 'military' paint scheme.



Anyway, I'm off to bed, enjoy my shiny green and chrome robots.

Nite, MM.