Overlord and First is the character pack for the Super Mutants in the Institute wave.
Fist gets a rad minigun covered in barbed wire. Don’t mess with him.
Overlord also gets a heavy weapon, this time a gatling laser.
Fallout: Overlord and Fist
Monthly Archives: January 2021
Fallout: Super Mutant Skirmishers
The Intitute wave brought with it boosters for the original three factions. The Skirmishers are the minions for the Super Mutants, bringing a slightly tougher and melee focused model.
I’m still not super happy with my super mutant skin, but the rusty cobbled-together armor is always fun.
For variety, I used GW Plaguebearer contrast paint on this model’s skin. It’s a very yellow green. It works as a splash model, but I’m glad I’m not doing a full mutie force in it.
Fallout: Behemoth
The Behemoth is a supersized super mutant. He’s big enough to use a fire hydrant as a club and use a grocery cart as a backpack.
Unlike all the rest of the Fallout line, the Behemoth didn’t come with pegs on the feet and matching holes in the included scenic base. You better believe I pinned this monster.
As he should, this guy really towered above even the already large regular super mutants. I’m looking forward to getting a chance to paint the other Fallout giants.
Fallout: Unusual Allies
Unusual Allies is the Survivors character box as part of the Institute wave.
In the video game, Nick Valentine’s face is clearly a synth, but a mostly destroyed convincing human face. Think of the end of a Terminator movie. I got the hands and back of the head okay, but the face doesn’t give much of a hint.
Hancock is a ghoul, the first non-feral ghoul sculpt to be released. Plus he has a rad hat.
Strong suffered from the bendy hammer syndrome I’ve run into before. I decided it wasn’t bad enough to try to replace.
