A few more Americans in Nuclear Biological Chemical Defence gear…
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
I don’t know if you can see them
there (because they’re so well camouflaged!), but there’s four Americans in
NBCD gear from The Assault
Group in this picture. I picked up this pack to add to the ones I already have to fill out a
squad of sorts. I love (LOVE) that you can order a single pack direct from the Assault
Group and not have to pay an astronomical amount of postage.
Here’s the whole squad
together….
The plan is to use them in
Savage Worlds RPG/Skirmish games – zombie games or post-apocalyptic or other
disasters where Biological or Chemical agents or contamination may be… I have a
very specific scenario in mind for them first, but I don’t want to give
anything away lest any of my players figure it out…
I’m awfully tempted to pick up a
few more (that’s the truly eveil part of being able to order any number… is you
can just order one or two or three packs and “hey it’s only ONE pack, right…?”
and then you order a few more…)… or perhaps I should pick up a pack of Copplestone Castings
Bio-Chem
Squad for some (rather heavily armed!) CDC specialists.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Oh, so much fun on the workbench
these days… Maybe it’s time to clear it off and start fresh… the same old WW2
British Paras and Soviets are there (plus a few new ones that just arrived…
West Winds was having a sale… curse them…) and a pile of Great War cavalry all
based and primed and ready to go (shall I start with the Germans…? or the
colourful Frenchies?)… Ancient Greek… assorted Modern–ish stuff… yadda-yadda
same old stuff, who knows which I’ll do next…!?
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These are nicely done. Need to order 50 of them for a project I want to do for the winter.
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DeleteWow!? 50!? What madness have YOU got planned!?
If you're looking for a little more variety Eureka Miniatures does 1980s Americans and Soviets in NBCD suits. From what I understand they are somewhat smaller than the Assault Group stuff. There's some great pictures of them painted up fabulously and in ACTION over at Fawcett Avenue Conscripts.
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