Decided to make some local beasties courtesy of some pound store dinosaurs and copious amounts of static grass and PVA glue.
Hopefully with a herd of these we can have some very interesting scenarios.
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Furry plastic dinosaurs - what could be more Rogue Trader!
ReplyDeleteVery cool - there's a set of good monster generation rules for Necromunda around, so it'll be good to get these on the table with a mission set out in the Death Zones.
I see them as a local herd animal, sometimes raised for food.
ReplyDeleteA bit like overly aggressive buffalo. Sort of like Grox but adapted like camels for the heat of Jeriko Reach.
I am waiting for the killer fauna/flora and the killer monsters that inhabite the lesser known areas..
ReplyDeleteAre there plans to do this?
Absolutely - I have a set of Heresy Miniatures 'Waspquitos' I've been meaning to paint up for ages, so they'll make great beasties for the deathzones too.
ReplyDeletewaspquitos sound cool. man eating plants, razor leaves, vampire vines, (think old school Dungeons and Dragons Expedition to barrier Peaks and the plants that mutated and grew wild in teh crashed space ship) etc..
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