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After a few months of focusing on other things I have now returned to expanding my collection of Fallout themed miniatures. This time I am augmenting my Brotherhood of Steel force with a selection of Knights clad in combat armour.



As I have been playing a lot of Fallout 4 recently I decided to base these models on the Steel Knights found in that game and so gave the troops orange uniforms with slightly rusted suits of combat armour mounted over the top.



Originally I wasn't sure about this new colour scheme that Bethesda had applied to my favourite faction within the setting.... but it has subsequently grown on me and I have found that it does actually translate rather well to miniature paint schemes.



The models that I chose to represent these troops are the 'White Ops' range from Hasslefree Miniatures, and I have to say that they fit the role perfectly... it is almost like they were sculpted with this project in mind!



I am very happy with how these Steel Knights turned out and I am looking forward to getting them on the table top alongside their bigger brothers in power armour. I have already started my next project, which is a squad of NCR Rangers in patrol armour!

There are a load more photos and a slightly longer post on my blog at: My Blog

Glorious! The orange turned out great.

I really need to break down and buy some Fallout-themed miniatures.

Cheers mate! I have to say I was a little bit apprehensive as to how the orange would turn out!

Do it, do it, do it! Join in the Fallout movement!

That's some nice minis ! Where do they come from ?
Nice paint sheme and great execution.

Cheers pal. They are the White Ops range from Hasslefree Miniatures based in the UK. I have bought a lot of stuff from them for my Fallout project.

nice job

Cheers Mate!

I really like that one BoS symbol on that guys chest plate, pretty good freehand.