The Minutemen are the first of the “generic dude” boosters for the Survivors faction in Fallout.
Honestly, I never really cared for the “revolutionary war with lasers” look in Fallout 4, but I’m a completionist so what can I say?
The paint job is probably a bit too uniform, though I did switch around the colors a bit.
At least there are a few rad tricorner hats.
These ghouls mark the last step (for now) on my journey to populate Fallout boards with plenty of monsters.
It probably isn’t enough feral ghouls, but at least it’s a start.
I still haven’t really figured out how to paint OSL. I think I got away with an airbrushed splash of green on the already painted bases.
These little fishies are the latest release for Relicblade. They form a new unit type, the Team. They must be hired in pairs, activate in pairs, and even share upgrades as a pair.
I liked the yellow on some of the studio models, but of course had to do something to be special. I decided mine would be striped.
These models have this awesome manic energy. The big expressive eyes were just begging to join in the fun. Now they’re ready to charge across the battlefield and trip their enemies.
The Heroes of Sanctuary Hills box for Fallout Wasteland Warfare adds a three-pack of characters, including alternate stat cards for the Sole Survivor and Dogmeat.
The Sole Survivors get the classic blue vault jumpsuit. Instead of leather armor pads, like the starter box Sole Survivor, I went with metal. I’m much happier with the paint job on this one.
Dogmeat gets a cool bandana and goggles. The bandana is blue to match the Sole Survivor’s jumpsuits.
Codsworth gets pretty heavy weathering. It’s tough wandering outside for who knows how many decades.
