More Painted Things - Horses and Riders

 I've been a busy boy at the paint table for the last few weeks. In addition to the gangs and cops, I finished up some Bolshevik cavalry for my Revolution project. The 28mm models are from Brigade games. The bases were donated from some Oathmark wolves. I'm quite happy with the way these came out.

 Next up in this project are a Russian machine gun and the other twenty Afghan warriors. After that, I need to spend a bit of cash on some British infantry, I think. 

Bad Boys Bad Boys

 Whatcha gonna do?

I've been itching to put together a modern gang & law enforcement game for over a year now and made the plunge on a bunch of 3d printed 28mm minis. I shopped it out on Etsy from a variety of vendors and now have a nice collection of urban toughs. I organized the gangs into four stereotypical groups to make it easier for players to keep track of who's who.

First up, the boys in blue.

And here we have some feds in civvies. I have fixed the lady in red's base with the red sloppies...

And now with the rogues' gallery..  First up the Biker gang. Jeans and leather jackets of course. 

And of course the Russian mobsters. Got to have some track suits!

Next up, the Mexican cartel group. The guy with the Molotov is just special. I love the luchador mask.

And finally the Bloods. I enjoyed the more uniform look on these guys with the red gang colors and of course the Lakers gear.

These models were quite enjoyable to paint up. All are based on 25mm rounds, Gorilla Glued to 25mm washers to make them very bottom heavy. I only had three breaks separating models from 3d print frames, two of which were fairly easy repairs, the third I simply ignored since it was pretty minor. Overall, a fun dive into an "all 3d printed army." Now, to get them shooting at each other!