The vault dwellers make a good addition either as fresh recruits for Survivors, or as foes for someone exploring that cave opening.
The dweller can be distinguished from the Sole Survivors due to their lack of armor.
But that doesn’t mean they aren’t ready for action.
Vault security is also available to put down any insurrection. Though with the careful planning of Vault-Tec, they surely won’t be needed.
Perhaps non-lethal attacks will be enough.
Hammer is the character expansion for the Super Mutants from the first wave. He comes with a mutant hound, which unfortunately is one of the same sculpts from the two-player starter and the faction box. I left the hound in the stash.
I had a lot of fun weathering the armor, with lots of rust and verdigris. His shirt is pretty clean, which helps to keep him from turning into pile of brown.
I have vague ideas about playing Fallout single player, coop, or just with a bunch of NPCs on the board. That gives me an excuse to paint (and buy) everything. The main starter box gives a start for the super mutants. Here are a few more.
Like in the two-player starter, the Brute’s hammer was a bit bent. I was able to mostly reshape this resin model with heat. I didn’t end up needing to replace the shaft entirely like the PVC starter box model.
The Master is the one unique guy in the box, at least according to the stat cards. He has a nice hat.
Disappointingly, these are the same sculpts, down to the base, as in the two-player starter. I went with a different paint scheme so they can be used as Fiends. Or just to be different.
The box comes with three generic “Super Mutants”. I decided to keep one in reserve for future conversions.
This two-pack completes my Survivors collection, at least until the wave 3 models filter in.
I really dig the look of the X-01 power armor. The helmet is probably the coolest of the Fallout power armors.
And what heavily armored survivor would be complete without a heavily armored puppy as a friend?
