BLKOUT is this year’s Adepticon impulse purchase game. It’s a very fast military sci-fi game.
Your force is organized in units. After I played a game, I realized I really should have painted some distinctive unit markings. The sculpts alone aren’t enough.
But the sculpts are super cool.
At first, the basing didn’t fit very well. But then I applied some weathering powers to the boots and legs. That made the whole thing work.
I’ve been Forbidden Psalm curious for a long time, but never found the opportunity to actually give it a go. Adepticon 2024 was finally my chance.
I assembled my team. I went into the bit box (and swag of Adepticon past) to find interesting bits. Many of the torsos are Black Sun Enforcers from Legion.
But then the heads and arms are mostly GW from various games and kits.
After I built the models I tried to build the crew using the Forbidden Psalm rules. Many of the flaws ran counter to how I wanted to run the model. Oh well, all hail the dice.
It was clear at the event that I didn’t go weird enough with the conversions. But it was a great time.
This box was one I skipped on at first. So then I was very pleased when it was the one that happened to come in the Adepticon swag bag. No swapping needed!
Plo always remind me of Zoidberg from Futurama.
“Wolffe”. Very clever names, as always.
Somehow the guys with long guns want to be in close combat.
Let’s get back to the original trilogy!
I’m continuing with the quick and dirty drybrush OSL method. It’s a bit overdone, but it gives a strong energy to the lightsabers, which I really like.
Bar2-D2 is the real star of the show.
And of course, Boushh. Seen here in with a thermal detonator ready to go.
