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Front left to right: Biltzhound, Sturmzombie (Actually a converted zombie fig from Heroscape) , Hans Von X, and Sisters Greta & Ilsa Von X.

V2 Rocket built from an old Revell 1/56 model kit. To be used as a replacement for the "Doomsday" marker for a mission scenario.

Those are awesome models and painted very well.

Ooh, nice to see some Incursion stuff. Mine is sadly languishing in a tin box waiting for me to pluck up the courage to do such fine minis justice.

Would like to see some more, particularly the Von X's - they look awesome.

Pretty sweet stuff ! looks good !

filbert wrote:Ooh, nice to see some Incursion stuff. Mine is sadly languishing in a tin box waiting for me to pluck up the courage to do such fine minis justice.

Would like to see some more, particularly the Von X's - they look awesome.

Thanks, Gael Goumon did the sculpts on these for the Grindhouse starter box sets. Wish he did the MI-13 commando sculpts as well. They pale in comparison.

Gael caught my attention with figs he did for the Last Night On Earth zombie board game. His work is awesome, and unlike the exaggerated proportions ----Not that there is nothing wrong with that for tabletop war games. ----Gael's minis are closer to to true body scale with exquisite detail. Google his web page to check out his other great minis.