Ahead of the final week, I've prepared some trophies for winners of various campaign benchmarks. The trophies are fairly straightforward - figures painted in metallic paint, mounted on some resin display plinths from Model Display Products.
From left to right:
- 'Regular Guy' (most games)
- 'Executioner' (most opposition fighters taken Out of Action)
- 'Overlord' (campaign winner)
- 'Killer Rep' (highest reputation increase over the campaign)
For completeness, and because I don't think I put a picture up before, here are the trophies for the previous campaign, 'The Stern Contracts':
Left to right:
- 'Pit King' (winner of a multiplayer pit fight game)
- 'Overlord' (campaign winner)
- 'Killer Rep' (highest reputation increase over the campaign)
These don't cost a huge amount to assemble (some of the figures have been donated by participants in the campaign), but I think they provide a nice reward for the efforts of the guys who turn up week in, week out over the course of 12-16 weeks. I might make some without Goliaths for the next campaign!
What and awesome idea! Those look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIt's worth doing I think - they're well received by the winners and desired by those who didn't win!
DeleteThat's a nice way to celebrate the campaign coming to a close Jon :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you agree Sean :) Thanks!
DeleteThat is a really nice bunch of keepsakes for your campaigns. My son really liked getting his Axles & Alloys 3000 trophy at Kublacon.
ReplyDeleteI think everyone likes a nice trophy!
DeleteJust out of curiosity, what is the concept behind the new Overlord pose? It looks more like an Underdog or Down, But Not Out trophy. Did the gang that will presumably win overall come back from far behind?
ReplyDeleteThe Goliath represents all the gangs that were beaten, not the gang that won :)
DeleteCool, that works too.
DeleteWhat a great idea having the minis as trophies. They look good too!
ReplyDeleteThanks! They were well received by the winners too.
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