ORLOCKS
The metal Orlock models were so nice you just had to buy some
even after choking down dozens of the plastic ones in the original Necromunda
box set.
The plastic models were okay for numbers though, and gave you lots
of weapon choices. I also mixed in some of the old Catachan metals
too, like this meltagunner here.
BOUNTY HUNTERS AND HIRED GUNS
Some of the most entertaining models in the Necromunda range were the
bounty hunters and hired guns. Though most of my hired gun models
went on to become characters in gangs, these two are classic freelancers.
BRAT GANGERS
Ages ago when Necromunda was merely a little project called Confrontation,
there were Tech gangs and Brat gangs kicking
around. The Brat gangs were uphivers slumming it in the underhive
(a role filled by the Spyrers in modern Necromunda). These brat models
were produced and available for a while in ages past. The last model
is actually a limited edition Helmawr Lord mini, and makes a great "chaperone"
for the brats...
VAN SAAR
My friend Doug really wanted to play Van Saar, thus the choice of hair
color on the first model. The last model is a hired gun, but I painted
him similar enough to the other Van Saar to serve as a character or leader
model.
DELAQUE
I love trench coats, but wasn't too fond of the Delaque bald heads
at the time (sorry, Vin Diesel). So I made some military style caps
for 'em. The second model is another hired gun turned leader.
The last model is one of my favorite Valhallans, painted in ganger
colors.
A bad pic of a cool mini- this is a converted bounty hunter.
The original pose had him holding a shotgun in the left hand rather awkwardly.
You can't go wrong with a sniper rifle and trusty stub gun.
ESCHER
These ladies are stock models, a tribute to the Godlike sculpting abilities
of Jes Goodwin even in the old days. I painted them as nice as I
could at the time, and they hold up pretty well. Even the Juves exude
personality. Enjoy...