Boombatty

I haven't abandoned you yet, beloved Judge Dredd!
I'm breaking with tradition here, I normally like to post at least two finished models, but I'm not sure if I'll get a companion finished for this one soon.

The Undead

Yellow Sign likes to be left alone.
It doesn't have much in the way of strong combat units.

Here we have Undead, which is a 1-power monster that can be summoned and has a combat strength equal to the number of Undead in the area minus 1.

What are they good for?  Mostly following around the King In Yellow and helping him to desecrate regions, which can then be set up to generate power or Doom points (through The Third Eye spellbook).

Undead can also be used to convert enemy cultists into more Undead for you (with the help of the Zingaya spellbook).

I have been painting these over the last couple of months, one at a time...

Wasteland Warriors

Returning to the Cursed Earth for a moment...

This guy is from Blue Moon and could work equally well as a farmer trying to make a life out in the wastes or just a freak that likes to bash in heads.

I'm pretty sure he has never smiled in his life.

This guy is from Pulp Figures and, like that entire line, is just a pleasure to paint.

The pose is a little flat, but that's forgivable and I like him.

Special Delivery

Back to the city.

And a city needs to be populated, so I continue with my non-combatant civilians.

My wife asked what he's got on his torso.  How should I know? It's the future.

This delivery-looking dude is from the Warlord/Mongoose Judge Dredd line.

Stylistically, this guy does not really fit in with the outlandish outfits of the other models in their civilian packs. 

Mr. Two-Tone Hair is from Hydra Miniatures.

I really like these in style and hope to see more produced.

Here are all the civilians I've painted so far.

Say cheese!

Cursed Earth Explorers

Leaving the city and taking an excursion into the Cursed Earth today.

Instead of gang members, judges or victims, here we have a couple of intrepid explorers of the Cursed Earth.  Perhaps they are Helltrekkers, or missionaries or bored college professors...  Perhaps members of the Mega City Geographical Society.

Both models are from Pulp Figures.

Life has gotten in the way of a steady painting schedule and, for a while at least, I may not be able to paint as often as I want.

Master and Servant

This robotic butler is from Copplestone Castings.

As usual, it's well sculpted, cast and executed.

This next one is from Hydra.

He lacks... animation and he's missing a finger due to miscast, but I like him nonetheless.

Getting Medieval

Lately, I have had a slight interest in medieval warfare.  I suppose it is fitting, then, that these two models got painted next.

This is another of the Warlord/Mongoose civilians for Judge Dredd.  When Warlord returns to Dredd, I hope they produce more civilians.

She's got a real Robin Hood vibe going.  I painted her shoes red to add a bit of Wizard of Oz.

This guy is from Blue Moon.  He's playing some sort of stringed instrument.

The yellow on his tunic didn't come out as well as I wanted, but I'm not so crazy about the model anyway.