This past week I completed a 15mm scifi army thanks to a sweet, sweet holiday break. It was nice to be able to get this project off my desk - I've got a bunch of little projects that I want to get through before diving into my Burning of Prospero set. I have a few Stormcast to paint, 2 Napoleonic ships to finish and then rig, and some French Lancers to do before I can move onto other stuff.
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| Rebel forces of the Mita Gottum core worlds. |
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| Black Nova Titan Assault Unit. Model by White Dragon Miniatures. |
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| Mark XV Command and Control Drone. Model by White Dragon Miniatures. |
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| Capable of compiling data faster than a living mind, the Drone knows what the enemy will do before they do. |
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| A pair of APCs made from the chassis of toy tanks. |
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| A Black Nova support squad. Models by Khurasan Miniatures. |
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| A strike team of mercs ready to take out hard targets. Models by Khurasan Miniatures. |
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| The army is primarily made up of the human populace. Here is an LMG team. Models by Khurasan Miniatures. |
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| A human RPG team. Models by Khurasan Miniatures. |
This force was designed to be used with a homebrew set of rules that I've been working on for generic scifi gaming. Its a less granular system that focuses more on maneuver and good command decisions rather than the specific differences in gear. My friends and I have played a handful of times, and so far its been a lot of fun. I might make the rules available on the blog in the future.
Its nice to have a pair of armies that I can square off against each other a have a cohesive story line. One of the pitfalls of 15mm scifi is that everything is so diverse that battles some times don't have a real storyline. Fortunately, these armies are so cheap that its not a huge issue to buy and paint up two opposing forces.
Cheers!
Power to the people!
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