Every team needs some filler. The little guy, ready to catch a bullet for the real heroes. That’s right, some Filthy Meatbags.
Maelstrom get a single type, the Pledge, with two different sculpts.
But with the head and arm options, maybe you won’t notice the repeated body too much. Hey, they’re filler dudes anyways.
Now go out there and earn some chrome.
Cyberpunk Combat Zone, like many modern skirmish games, uses a measurement widget for ranges instead of a standard tape measure. The official one is 12″ piece of flexible plastic, with red, yellow, and green range bands marked.
The flexibility is nice for things like measuring around corners. No pivot point like Crisis Protocol. But it’s awful for actually measuring range. You always need to use two hands to keep it from flopping over. There must be a better way
I just got a 3d printer. So I used this as an excuse to play with Fusion 360 and design something.
My print bed is barely too small to fit a 12 x 1 inch rectangle, even at an angle, so I had to print them on edge. I gave the borders a small chamfer to avoid supports.
Enough of those mercs, lets get some starter box guys!
Who wants some?
The Crusher looks too much like the boss for his own good.
How about some nice green hair?
Or a beefy dude with an assault rifle?
Those eyes are menacing.
It’s hammer time.
I’m always tempted by more games. Because why be bad at one game when you can be bad at all of them?
Let’s get things started with some Edgerunners, which end up as mercs that can play in any faction.
Guns and guitars, who could ask for more?
Oh maybe some paperwork. But with a cyberarm.
