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I am starting to gather up minis and scenery to play This Is Not A Test by World's End Publishing and Wreck Age by Hyacinth Games. First up, an intrusion of Rad Roaches courtesy World's End Publishing (yes, that is apparently the correct collective noun):



The fella in the front is missing his antennae because my pack was short a pair. But World's End corrected this immediately after I let them know.

And so it begins ...



http://lifeonjasoom.blogspot.com/2016/11/post-apoc-trailer-park.html

Experimental Psychology?



http://lifeonjasoom.blogspot.com/2016/11/the-fuel-depot-part-1.html

Great looking stuff. I can't wait to see it progress.

I am standing on the shoulders of giants ...

I used some of the robots from the Maelstrom's Edge starter set to make some objective markers:





Read more/see more pics at http://lifeonjasoom.blogspot.com/2017/01/robot-wreckage.html

Those are great looking ruined robots! Robo ruins?

Those do look really good.

Thanks guys! They were honestly dead simple to put together thanks to the kits and I'm happy with the result. I hope they will see use in TNT and Rogue Stars, at least.

Cool robot bases. Looking forward to seeing the terrain painted up!

EDC

Click through to the blog and you can see one of the trailers finished. A second one is about halfway done currently.

I scratch built some road - read more at http://lifeonjasoom.blogspot.com/2017/01/the-road.html

Very cool blog!

Thanks b-tone! It's been fun putting it together.