Commander Cheapskate

Finally finished the Corpse Cart today.  In honor of its completion I am officially naming the miniature "Rolling Bones".  Below is some pics of the finished product bloodied up with "Blood of the Blood God" and based.  The blood effect really pops on this miniature I love how the yellow on this miniature just pops from the grime of it.   Very happy with the end result, it was just a pain to paint is all :)

Just putting the finish touches upon my Undead Army's Corpse Cart.  This miniature had a lot of little details that made it a joy to paint.  Some of the cool features on this miniature were three rats crawling through the pile of corpses in the middle of the cart, it was pretty sick :) If anyone is planning on tackling this miniature, my suggestion would be to paint the separate  pieces of the Corpse Cart first, then assemble it.  Separate it into the following sub-builds: Cart Corpse Master Pile of Corpses Individual Restless Dead pulling the cart Paint them all and then assemble it, because other wise there are too many nooks and crannies to get a good angle on painting the entire miniature. In the end this was very cool looking model, its all painted and oil washed.  All there is left to do is to let it dry, cure, and then base it.  From there, we can take it on the battlefield! On the top of the pile lurks one of the rats :) Note of self:  Paint this minia

For those of you interested, I am attaching a copy of the Excel spread sheet that I used for my Gang Roster from my "Tales from the Underhive" battle reports for Necromunda. If you play the classic version of Necromunda, or the Yaktribe Community edition, this roster will be really handy. You can download it here:   Necromunda Classic Gang Roster Enjoy!

61 Zombies for my Vampire Counts Army fully painted and based.  This unit is ready for the battlefield.  I decided to go with more vibrant and brighter color scheme than most Undead armies.  Most armies are just too faded and drab for my liking, and how needs another one of those armies?  No, better to forge your own path and make something epic :) This unit is made up of a combination of Citadel Zombies, Mantic Zombies, and Reaper Miniatures Bone series.  I've also included some unit fillers, like tomb stones, and two 40mm*40mm squares with zombies coming out, to make the whole unit look like a shambling horde than an orderly regiment.  I'm really happy with how it came out :)

61 zombies for my undead army.  Fully painted, washed, and flocked.  Just need to work on the base rims and we'll be able to field them 😎

Greetings Nation, on this post I am attaching the Blank Gang roster that I use for my latest Necromunda Campaign. One of my viewers, 4leyd4r, suggested that I make the rosters that I use available for others to use.  It's an awesome idea, and we're happy to help out our fellow brothers and sisters in gaming. I've uploaded this blank and editable Excel Spread Sheet onto my Google Drive.  You can download this Spread Sheet and edit it for your own campaigns.  I think it's a real handy tool to have to keep track of your gangs.   Just click on the link below to access this. Enjoy Necromunda Gang Roster

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