So, Reaper Miniatures' 'Bones'.
Reaper 'Bones' by Doghead13 posted Jul 26, 2018 at 10:58 AM
I have here two copies of the same sculpt, from Reaper. One metal, the other 'Bones'. I got them as a part of a project to build a Slaaneshi cult gang - to go on the gang's witch's (another Reaper mini...
Also worth noting that with your highest ranged S 4 you're going to struggle in scenarios such as attacking in Sabotage or in Monster Hunt, in both of which cases you're trying to destroy a T 6 target.
I don't know if you'd have to actually be a Pratchett fan for this one to work pretty well - sure, you wouldn't get the entre CMOT Dibbler 'thing', but Pratchett closely based Dibbler's gibberish on real-world advertising claptrap and that's a pretty universal experience these days.
... I live in the north of Scotland. I see Highland cattle every day on my way to work, these are pretty convincing 'hairy coo' sculpts, and right now I'm cackling like a bloody idiot because trust me, that makes it even funnier.
This is going to be bloody amazing.
The title's been recycled for a computer game based on CP2020, which is probably what he's talking about. AFAIK they've basically just moved up the timeline because 2020 doesn't sound quite as futuristic as it did when the game was first released.
To my eye if you're playing Venators the doc is an obvious first pick - you're always going to be tighter for money than any other gang type, and he can save you an awful lot of creds in quite a short time. The ammo-jack's a clear second pick.
Mm, yeah, I can see how they're a tad on the teeny tiny side for -that- job right enough, but imagine them hanging from a tech-adept's belt or on a workbench in a gang hideout, or in the footwell of an Ash Wastes vehicle.
If the tool charms @Zeebogie mentioned are a bit on the TOO big side -...
Doesn't need tech that advanced to balance on a single wheel - there's machines on a similar basic layout exist in real life, using 'segway' style balance.
Maybe colours copied off of a piece of construction machinery. Orange or yellow, super bright, with most of the paint eroded away or flaked off of the rust.
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