The Veers box gives you enough stormtroopers to really stack up their benefits.

Most of my Shatterpoint bases have been pretty uniform, which helps for the mix-and-match nature of the list building.

But I had some fun with these snowtroopers. There’s snow, of course.

But I also gave the concrete more of a blue tint, to help sell it as frozen over.

More imperials, this time from a video game.

Iden’s droid is a fun supporting piece in the video game. But I managed to damage the legs, so I decided to pose it in backpack mode.

Hask, the other Gideon.

The box comes with one named Supporting unit (Del Meeko) along with the standard unnamed two-character unit (Imperial Special Forces). The box has helmets for everybody. And these are super cool helmets. But I decided to keep my standard bare heads for primary/secondary and helmets for support, to help with visual identification on the table.

For every hero, there is a villian.

The Dark Saber is a hard thing to capture with paint on a real object. So a hard white outline will have to do.

Back armored stormtroopers. What’s not to love.

And robots!

Now we’re talking. Some original trilogy baddies.

Darth Vader is where it’s at. I don’t love his billowing cloak. I considered converting it, but decided not to. The silhouette is important for my opponent to understand which version of Vader I’m playing. Also I’m lazy, and not sure I could do it well.

Mr Sergeant, the first unnamed Secondary.

And some stormtroopers to round it out.