Yeah, so as I´ve mentioned before, the name of my gang in our renewed endeavours into the wonderful world of Necromunda was Seasonal Scallywags.
It didnt take me long to realise that they needed a bit of touch-up, paintwise. Or rather a lot of touch. A re-do if you like. So i sent them aceton swimming.
To the left they are drying up after a refreshing bath. Note that this treatment is not at all recommended for plastic minis, they evaporate in aceton. I´m not sure what to use if you´re trying to paintstrip them, just don´t use aceton , ok?
In the middle is the backbone of what is to be th new model for my leader, an ork skorcha gunner body with a headswap from a space wolf sergeant. Plan is to try out magnetise arms for more choices when it comes to weapons. Right now he´s wielding a chainsword and a bolt pistol but I´m thinking of getting a flamer for him. We´ll see what happens.
I´ve also realised that in order for my scallywags to be an unruly bunch I probably need to make the team more diverse. One idea is to have the Orlock ganger models waiting to step up whenever the juves have gained sufficient experience. That way I can use other minitures for the gangers I already have. I´ve already laid my eyes on some prospects in the “street violence” range of the amazing wargames foundry.
Having a bunch of reading up to do, next post might be of some painting. Or artwork. Or reading material. Or something else.
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Awesome you play necromunda again! For plastic models soap (såpa) works fine. It just takes some time. I’ve heard gasoline works as well, I’m a bit more sceptic to this method though.
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Ok, cool. Didnt know that, thanks for the tip Nicke!
Yeah, jumped on the necromunda band wagon again, but now when I´ve stripped the minis I guess I´ll have to paint them before I play next match. Great minis though, really love them!
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