Fallout "Nuclear Sandlot" Color Scheme

T-45d Brotherhood of Steel Paladins

Improved level of detail on the Gatling laser one

They're done, well only the varnish still needs to be applied then some flocking to match the rest of my bases scheme. This is the very simple yet effective scheme that I've used, I'm not usually a fan of dry brushing but after some research it really suit the worn out yet maintained look of the Brotherhood of Steel T-45d armour. Stippling with a brush/sponge or the salt/hairspray technique wouldn't have worked as well on this scale I think.

Power Armour

Mechanicus Standard Grey

Overbrush Eshin Grey

Diluted Wash Nuln Oil

Overbrush Eshin Grey

Drybrush Codex Grey

Light Drybrush Fortress Grey

Light Drybrush Necron Compound

Breather pipes

Base Zandri Dust

Wash Devlan Mud

Suit pipes

Base Zandri Dust

Highlight Bleached Bone

Batteries

Base Bubonic Brown (3 Layers)

Layer Chaos Black

Layer Mephiston Red

Headlights

Layer Space Wolves Grey

Gatling laser

Base Leadbelcher

Wash Nuln Oil

Light Drybrush Necron Compound

Laser rifle

Base Leadbelcher

Wash Nuln Oil

Layer Chaos Black

Layer Blazing Orange

Workbench - Fallout Miniatures

I've debated doing posts like this for ages, ever since I saw similar post on From The Warp. It's nothing fancy but the hassle of getting the Nikon out, importing and editing made it so I never got around to do it.

I've solve this with my new iPad, the photo quality is acceptable for simple work in progress pictures and it's quite easy to post straight from the device.

As the Independent Characters podcast hobby challenge is now officially over, I found myself needing a palette cleanser sort of, something different than wall to wall Flesh Tearers. So I decided to finish my Fallout Miniatures.

T-45d Brotherhood of Steel Paladins

Basing is underway and while the PVA is drying, I need to find what else is available online to get them some friends \ foes.

Brother Vinni's "Sandlot" miniatures - First impressions

I'm finally getting caught up with some of my side project and thus I'm going to paint my two Brotherhood of Steel miniature. The resin quality and overall casting is solid. I can't wait to get started on those two.

Brother Vinni's "Sandlot" miniatures

I've just received my miniatures from Brother Vinni's and so far I'm impressed by the quality of the casting. Once I receive my light box, I'll upload pictures of the packaging. I'm still unsure of the color scheme I should be using on those guys but I'll try to emulate the Fallout 3 look as best as I can.

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I was thinking of using them as Warrior Acolyte for an Inquisitorial Henchmen Warband at first, but as the whole purpose of using a warband is to get a fluffy, cheap troop squad in my Flesh Tearers list, I'll probably stick to plastic Imperial Stormtroopers once they release them.

In the end, they might just end up on a piece of impassable terrain, lurking around a 41st millennium battlefield, searching for tech to bring back to the Brotherhood of Steel.