Following on from
painting the police, it made perfect sense to paint some opposition for them.
The figures below are those, completed a week ago.
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More Men in Black |
Not criminals, these are actually FBI men from
The Assault Group that I painted as Men in Black because they will go very well with the Copplestone Men in Black I already own. Lovely castings and highly recommended.
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"This is a stick-up!" |
Crooked Dice's criminal gang are some of the nicest figures of masked raiders you're likely to come across. I love their sawn-off shotguns.
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"I only asked you to blow the bloody doors off!" |
More Crooked Dice figures. These are The Italian Job (the drivers left and centre) and Hugo Solomon with a Michael Caine-like head transplanted. I do have two mini coopers as well and should have put them in the photo.
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Terrorists |
Some more useful bad guys. Five of these are from The Assault Group, but one odd one out should have actually been in the drug cartel photos below; I think he suits this gang better.
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"Yo" |
Five Yardie Rastas from
Wargames Foundry's Street Violence range. These are big chaps compared to the others, but painted up beautifully. Their dog is from Crooked Dice.
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Half a cartel |
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The other half of the cartel |
A selection of nice figures from Tiny Terrain which I belioeve are no longer available. These were bought ages ago to be a sort of drug cartel opposition to the A Team. A mixed bag in terms of quality, in my opinion. Some are lovely (the Mexican in the vest, and the priest, for example) while others are quite frankly a bit weird when you look at them closely. But they will be fine on the gaming table.
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Armed geezers |
Four armed geezers and a northern detective, far right (who has somehow got himself mixed up with those on the wrong side of the law). Characterful (if short) figures from
Killer B Games' Shut It! range.
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Some civilians |
As I have said before, you can never have too many bystander and civilian figures. These chaps from Killer B are quite excellent.
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A few more miscellaneous civilians |
And finally, four more civilians. Left to right: two football hooligans -
AGGRO Miniatures from Ainsty Castings; another Killer B chap; and an odd figure which I think is from
Blue Moon who appears to be a teacher - and will therefore probably work well with the Girls of Not St Trinian's which are some way further down my painting queue.
Next on the painting table: military miscellanea.
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