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My Stitchers for Wreck Age skirmish/rpg.

Those look great!

I have a minty green on my Stitchers' armor that is reminiscent of ER surgical scrubs. I like the green that you used, though. It lends a menacing para-military vibe which is great for the "boogeymen" of the setting.

Thanks.

I was going for the same "Scrubs" look, I used Russian Uniform Green. I used Dead Flesh to give them a "yep we are almost dead" look.

Very clean, great looking paint jobs.

Fantastic job with those, nice unifying paint scheme but each one also looks like an individual.

Keep meaning to have a closer look at Wreck-age...

Cool models, never heard of that game. Great paint job.

Nailed it. Excellent painting.

Damn fine work.

Thanks for the nice words.

You can check out Wreck Age at http://wreck-age.net/

I have a great habit of dying all the time, but it's fun as hell.

Working on another crew (between commissions - check out my listing in the painters for hire or gallery), Stakers, who are like the group in Road Warrior with the compound...squatters!

The Stitchmen are former medical professionals who use body parts from victims to prolong life.