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Funky looking dudes! Love the bunny man.

Forums are the healthiest part of the internet, it's good that we keep them alive with all this hobby goodness.

Oh mate they absolutely rock. Love the big orange blob beast in particular!

As for scrap trucks and the like, not sure I've seen any good ones. Might have to buy some toys with big chunky tyres and set away.

Forums are where it's at. I find Discord nigh impossible to maintain a proper flow and dialogue, and Insta is awful for like farming.

Your mutants are so much fun, I bloody LOVE Bunny Man! For vehicles... Might be worth looking at old GorkaMorka articles and images for inspiration?

Thanks muette, olthannon, ragsta, appreciate it.
Gorkamorka stuff might be a good shout.

More mutants done; just 2 more big mutants to go, then the boss, and i'm onto the vehicles

Even more mutants



and started work on the bikes - not much conversion needed, just filed off the fussy pipes and bits on the torso, replaced the backpack with a shield, and a headswap with a Stargrave dude





really just wanted them to look a bit lower tech

I'm painting up these Culverin models tanks i've converted to be battlewagons, having deliberately put them in my list for a game this evening so I have to; they have been sitting primed black for a year or more, and I thought lets try doing them entirely with a sponge. I have to say, it's a bit of a revelation and I love how they have turned out. They've just had a wash, i'll crack on with them later

Sponges can be great tools, especially for volumetric work. Good start