Judge Dredd/Near Future

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/10/a-dredd-ful-post-title.html

I’ve expanded the scope of my blog to include one of my other projects — Judge Dredd.

 

[Noel]

Two gangers…

 

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/10/dredd-3d.html

 

 

 

[Angel Barracks]

See what you mean about the quality.
I wish I still had my GW 2000AD miniatures…

ahhhh so many happy memories…
May have to dig out Block Mania

[Noel]

The GW minis go for a pretty penny these days.  Some of the posters on LAF show these.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/10/murder-incorporated.html

 

 

[Alexander Wasberg]

Very cool!

http://lasersandbroadswords.blogspot.com My project blog

[Noel]

Thank you.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/11/hes-regular-riot.html

 

A couple of Mongoose/Warlord judges:

 

 

 

 

[Lagartija Mike]

Judge Dredd always makes me nostalgic for the dream of an older, more baroque dystopia than the Neoliberal reality of acedia and arrested infantilism.

[Noel]

It’s interesting to see anyone get “nostalgic” for the dreams of any type of dystopia.

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/11/a-cult-above-rest.html

Some cultists added.

 

[Mike]

They were happier, sadder times!

[Noel]

Here’s to having a boot in your face instead of silently suffering malaise.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/11/two-by-two-hair-of-blue.html

More additions:

 

 

 

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2015/11/juve-is-in-heart.html

 

 

[Noel]

Warlord has the main rules as a free download now and a buy one, get one free sale on the boxed sets going on.

[Noel]

A new year, a new post.

 

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/01/fast-and-furious.html

 

[Mike]

Was that ever in the comics, if so is it new?
Like the colour schemes you have, proper comic style bright stuff!

Have you any/many buildings?

[Noel]

Hi, Mike.  I haven’t seen this particular vehicle in the comics, yet.  But I am still pretty new to JD and the variety of vehicles is quite… varied.

I don’t have many buildings and I am not really happy with the ones I have.  They may work for undercity or older sections of the city.

I am in the ‘thinking of’ stage in considering what is out there that can fit and what I can do to make my own terrain.

Scratchbuilding looks like the best and most fun option, but also the slowest.

[Thuseld]

I have  some 6mm infantry who look a bit like Judges. I painted their shoulder pads yellow to make officers noticeable,  but they definitely look like judges.

Experiments here: http://inexperiencedmodelmaker.blogspot.co.uk/

Tranquil Stars updates: https://tranquilstars.wordpress.com

[Noel]

Who makes them?

[Thuseld]

Noel wrote:

Who makes them?

It is GZG troops. I would need to look at which faction they are from, NSL I think. But it was more the paint job that made me think of Judges. I will take some photos tomorrow morning and post them.

Experiments here: http://inexperiencedmodelmaker.blogspot.co.uk/

Tranquil Stars updates: https://tranquilstars.wordpress.com

[Noel]

Thanks.  I also collect 6mm.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/01/swats-matter.html

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/01/dos-por-dos-manos-de-azule.html

 

Two new and mysterious characters.

 

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/01/dos-por-dos-manos-de-azule.html

 

[Thuseld]

Two By Two,  hands of blue.

Experiments here: http://inexperiencedmodelmaker.blogspot.co.uk/

Tranquil Stars updates: https://tranquilstars.wordpress.com

[Noel]

There aren’t many settings that two sinister interrogators can’t fit in.  The bad guys from Firefly are so iconic that I wanted to do an homage, of sorts

 

[Angel Barracks]

Cool.

hmmmm why is blood coming out of m…..

 

[Noel]

Never look them in the eyes.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/02/undercover-judgers.html

 

Two more models.  Didn’t bother to write anything, so the link isn’t going to give you anything more than the pictures I’m posting here…

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/02/trench-coat-mafia.html

 

Two mafia/corporate types.

 

[Noel]

The next installment of angry dudes….

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/03/we-dont-need-no-water.html

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/04/gobble-gobble.html

A little out of place, but these are too much fun to leave out.

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/04/right-hand-of-doom.html

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/05/pour-me-another-pint.html

 

[Angel Barracks]

oooh I missed all this, I like the Hellboy figure

[Noel]

Thanks.

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/05/back-to-future.html

 

[Noel]

http://generalgulliver.blogspot.com/2016/05/student-becomes-master.html

 

I’ve added more judges to the party.

 

[Mike]

You must have loads by now?
What are you doing for buildings?

[Noel]

Terrain is something I keep thinking about and keep putting off.

I almost feel like I can’t do the setting any justice, terrain-wise.  I get ideas, I start coming up with plans and then I scrap them.  The possibilities are so large for this setting.

Sally 4th has done some inspiring stuff with their Terra Blocks products.  I’m sometimes tempted to order some to check them out, but I also want to do this primarily by scratch.

I have modeller’s block.

My current 28mm terrain is all real-life stuff, since I mainly played historicals in 28mm (40K years ago, as well, but we just used WWII terrain).  I’ve been actually gradually shifting away from 28mm, too.  I’ve come to prefer 6-10mm for many things, while my friends have got such large and varied 28mm and 15mm historical collections that I wouldn’t really need to collect my own 28mm stuff until they die off ().  I’m also the only person in my regular miniatures group that likes sci-fi gaming (I have a couple friends outside the regulars that do like it, though).

This litany of excuses means I keep delaying the terrain, but keep painting the miniatures.

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