From time to time I’ll reach into the hobby vault to feature models painted before I started this blog.
The Drop Pod provided another way to get my Ultramarines stuck in fast, although that mostly meant overextending and letting them die. Oops.
I like the idea of letting the drop pod open on deployment, although it does make it hard to handle.
I painted the model before fully assembling it, which made it pretty easy to drybrush the interior.
To round out the Church of Fun, I also got this 2-pack of models, including the Flockmaster and a guy I’ve dubbed the Flockminion.
The cloak on the Flockmaster is what really sold me, although I don’t like mine as much as the one at the booth. Such is life.
The Flockminion spends his day fetching coffee and amphetamines for his boss, hoping someday to get his own cool cloak.
Not content to start simple, I also bought the Church of Fun faction box for Wreck Age at Adepticon. As a show special, it included two additional models beyond the general retail release. Don’t ask me which two, though.
These guys are a bunch of drugged out berserkers. I think I overdid reusing colors to tie them together. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more uniform bunch of tweakers.
This is the other half of the Wreck Age Seed Bank starter box.
The Drifters are nomads, moving around to take what they need. Not quite full-on Mad Max raiders, but at least a few steps in that direction.
This lets them have cool cobbled together armor like this guy here.
I chose greens and burgundy as the primary colors for the drifters, along with khaki and metals as needed.
This guy may be what sold me on the set. Awesome hair, face mask, and riot shield. I’m not quite as sold on the spear, but you can’t win ’em all.
And every group needs an old guy with a leather helmet.
