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My buddy just painted up a bunch of Strain and Plague models in a matching paint scheme and I think they look pretty good together.
http://chicagoskirmish.blogspot.com/2015/02/fully-painted-radioactive-space-mutants.html

I also painted up some Vanguard "Samaritan" troopers.
http://chicagoskirmish.blogspot.com/2015/01/sedition-wars-good-deal-for-patient.html

Just finished assembling all of my rebs, so there's hope for them also.

Anywho, I was wondering what folks would think about using Strain models for Plague and Vanguard for Enforcers. W hich figs would be most useful and what units they would substitute them for?
Here's the minis from the Sedition Wars boxed set.

As well as giving one's force more variety the other reason this might be appealing is that the Sedition Wars Box is less than $30 on Amazon and that includes 50 minis and scenic bases including the game stuff. Lastly, Sedition Wars figs seem to be made of the same restic material as Deadzone, so if there's anyone who would be willing to put in the effort necessary to get them cleaned and assembled it would be Deadzone fans.