A Few Other Modern Things

In addition to the Generic Modern Middle Eastern Regulars, which I wanted to do as a separate  post (as that’s a complete force) I also finished up a few other items this week. 

(Remember: click on the pictures for a bigger version):

A girlie in a gasmask from Hasslefree Miniatures, the last of the “Armed Office Workers” from Victory Force Miniatures, and a crazy cat lady from Black Cat Bases.

Here’s the group or armed office workers. I think it’s a rather fun set – especially all the odd kit they are festooned with - dangling from shoulder bags or packpacks or belts or tucked into their jackets or pockets… something about that reminds me of some of my first D&D miniatures – with all their backpacks and belt pouches and sacks and blanket rolls and coils of rope – ready for ADENTURING! 

It sort of says – we were caught by the zombie apocalypse by surprise and had to flee in the clothes we were wearing, but we’ve picked up a bit of kit along the way… but haven’t bothered to (or been able to?) find any more sensible clothes!?

Some African slave women from Eureka Miniatures - not really modern, per se, but Timbogo’s a pretty backwards country, so…

The first two of my force of Argentines. I’m planning on playing the TopMalo House scenario (from the Force on Force main rule book) for the 9^th annual Wargaming Birthday Bash in a couple weeks (perhaps we’ll be back to the weekend campaign format next year…).

Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:

The rest of the Argentines… then maybe some terrain… and hopefully a battle report!