A final pair of gangers to bring my Confrontation dogskin gang up to ten members strong. This means that I can field them as a Stargrave crew, and have just about enough members for a short Necromunda campaign.
This pair are intended as specialists / champions / heavies, providing some needed firepower with the heavy stubber, as well as a tracker/sniper type armed with a lasgun and scope.
Both figures are conversions. The heavy is made from a lovely Mark Copplestone Grenadier barbarian hero (still available through Forlorn Hope).
Finished figure versus the original sculpt. |
The tracker tweaks are a little bit more subtle. All I did was replace his ratskin hood with one from a Confrontation dogskin model, then trim and clad the rat-tail with fur. Hopefully the result says 'dog' rather than 'rat'!
I forgot to take pics of the unpainted conversion - sorry! |
Skin-clad gangers take on bone fetishists! |
I loved painting the heavy - Mark Copplestone's figures are full of lovely crisp details and clean lines. I kept the palette the same as with the previous dogskins, only adding the striped trousers as a way of indicating his status.
No rat-tail in sight! |
So that's another Confrontation project closed off. For those of you keeping count, I've only actually got two more Confrontation gangs still to go (Elites and Scavvies), although I have got several other figures I plan to round out some of the existing gangs with. For now though, here's a full-gang shot of the dogskins.
Wow, the heavy is quite a piece of work. Looks totally ace, I love the pose and the whole job you made on it
ReplyDeleteThanks Suber! Loved making him 🙂
DeleteThose are really cool. I like the "gun over the shoulder" pose a lot - I might try that for a genestealer. They look as if they ought to be in The Warriors or Gangs of New York: they're crazy but coherent as a group. Are you giving Stargrave a try, then?
ReplyDeleteThanks Toby - gun over the shoulder is one of my favourites! Stargrave is probably the game I play most often these - it's quick and easy to play and you can fit any 10-strong crew or gang into it 😉
DeleteThat not-Slaine conversion is awesome. Great looking gang.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Really pleased with how they came out 🙂
DeleteThat heavy is a fantastic conversion: your vision for transforming miniatures is impressive.
ReplyDeleteBill.
Thanks Bill! I love converting figs - glad you like this one.
DeleteThe pose of that heavy is so good! A fantastic warband to add an already outstanding collection you have!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hobbs! Mark Copplestone sorted the pose for me - I just added a few bits 😄
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