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Hi all,

My Necromunda Enforcers came in the post this morning and I've been pondering colour schemes. Can anybody suggest anything that looks cool but is a bit different to the standard black?

Craig

Gray/ blue/ white/ black urban scheme

I think all those colours in a camoflage might look quite good.

I had a buddy who had a bunch of old Cadians and Tau that he painted with a Blue/Grey/Black camo scheme. His painting was pretty aweful (paint so thick you couldn't see Aquilas) but the feel and scheme itself looked really cool. Especially on vehicles... which you won't be using in Necromunda, but oh well.

A friend of mine did up a bunch of the old Arbites in blue and white which looked really sharp, although as a 2000 AD fan, I'd be interested to see what Enforcers would look like done up in Judge Dredd colors.

I did some enforcers a while back and here they are. I wanted black, but something different, so I went for black armour, highlighted up to Hawk Turquoise. The clothing I did white, washed blue ink, then highlighted back to white. Here are the pics, any questions, just ask.

Oh man, I'm loving the look of them! Nice paint job. I'm tempted to do something similar now but with a different colour to the turqois.

I have always loved the old arbite minis. I wonder why they don't appear in 40k at all anymore.

SecretSquig, that's an awesome paintjob. I've never really liked the Enforcer minis because of the poses, but your paintjob makes them look great. The turquoise-black combo is nice.

I'd go for a gray with maybe red or blue trim.

i did my enforcers as mega city judges - i wee bit of GS and filing on the helmets and shoulder pads and they look ace!:

not an arbite, but here's an example of the urban camo idea...




it's a very simple tabletop scheme...
a base of shadow grey, a stripe of space wolves grey, and a stripe of black...simple...

cheers
jah

Nice Models now tempted to take a few arbites in guard army to add flavour