I'd lost the tail to his Mutie Beast so I had to give him one made out of part of a Lizardman standard. There is a surprising amount of detail on these figures, the beast were apparently a Trish Carden creation and they are superb things. They'd be useful for all sorts of uses and I'd originally gotten them to be used as mounts for chaos knights.
So what am I going to do with a bunch of wasteland mutants? Well, I've always loved the little story in the original WD gene stealer rules where a bunch of renegades attack a desert caravan thinking it'll be an easy win only to find out it's full of Genestealers.
Assume the renegades are less chaotic and more mutant and we've got a great game with vehicles, mutants, cultists, genstealers and mayhem! And lets face it Genestealers are popular at the moment especially with the release of Deathwatch Overkill.
damn! he is super creepy! Jus right!
ReplyDeleteWasn't aware of this line of GW minis....until now. He looks like a really fucked up & dangerous individual....awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'd say most of those old pen & ink illustrations in the Citadel tomes were either partly or whole responsible for my interest (and I suspect quite a few others too) in wargaming continuing way past my teens into adult life. Very evocative stuff indeed.
Cheers :)
Great stuff, sounds like the beginning of a Rogue Trader BOYL game to me!
ReplyDeleteMutie's a cutie ! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat figure! I love all the colour variation in his unpleasant skin.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic paint job. And I've never seen those minis before! Something totally new is always to be treasured. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHe is so creepy and an the same time so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteNailed it.
ReplyDeleteThe mutie riders are absolutely the scavvy mounties to me. Im looking forward to colliding with the rest of them on the table sooner rather than later.
Seems sad to me that fantasy chaos have such boring mounts when they could have something like this.
ReplyDeleteNever seen that caravan picture before, brilliant!
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