I'm working on a 28mm Old West skirmish game with my friend Chris. He's currently assembling 4Ground buildings and I'm painting figures. We are likely going to use "Dead Man's Hand", "Desperado", the old TSR game "Boot Hill",.... or write our own rules! Any suggestions? Anyway, here are a few shots of what I'm working on. These are wonderful 28mm figures from Knuckleduster, which I highly recommend!
Link to Knuckleduster's 28mm Old West figures:
http://www.knuckleduster.com/store/cart.php?target=category&category_id=42
Link to Knuckleduster's 28mm Old West figures:
http://www.knuckleduster.com/store/cart.php?target=category&category_id=42
The Franklin Brothers are looking for trouble! |
"Old John" Selman and Zip Wyatt are some of the fastest guns that ever lived! |
Sgt. Williamson - US Cavalry - bringing some law and order to town! |
"Dastardly" Dave Slade - outlaw |
Things are about to get ugly in "Promise City" |
Awesome - love them. Knuckleduster are some of my favourite miniatures. Do you have the Mexican bandidos?
ReplyDeleteThey are nicely done Cory!
ReplyDelete(New follower.) Those look great! I picked up a few Knuckleduster minis a while back and hope they look as good.
ReplyDeleteNice looking buildings and figures!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Love the weathering on the terrain and the figures are superb.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pat.
Guys, thanks for the kind words! The figs were a joy to paint and I think I'm going to start working on some simple skirmish rules. Take care - Cory
ReplyDeleteI can suggest A&* Showdoen, the cutdown skirmish rules for teh Aces and Eights RPG. A bit more fiddly than real skirmish rules with the "shot clock."
ReplyDeletehttp://www.kenzerco.com/product_info.php?products_id=541
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoKeLwqfIG8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zaZ0vBVTpI
Also, Gutshot is a true skirmish game that is also fun to play.
http://www.hawgleg.com/
Real nice weathering on the buildings Cory
ReplyDeleteAces and Eights good set of rules.
ReplyDeleteAces and Eights good set of rules.
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