Copplestone Ladies

God, I haven't posted anything in ages, this is in part to me now working on Holland every two weeks, but also down to the fact I just haven't had any drive to paint anything...trying to fix that, but with not much luck.
Anyhow, two more from the Copplestone pile...enjoy.

Warhammer Wizard with a Chainsaw

Sorry about the picture quality, but here is an old Warhammer miniature that was created mostly for a laugh. I'm going to use him as an Imperial Priest for the Albion 13th Guard, and as a wasteland lunatic.

Cyberpunk BladeRunners

Been a while since I updated, due to a number of factors, mostly because I'm now working 2 weeks of the month in Holland and I recently updated my PC to a desktop (Win 8.1 arrrgh) and lost my copy of Photoshop (now playing with GIMP).
Anyhow, these have been sat for a while, so here we have another Copplestone female suit, and a em4 "BladeRunner." I think they make quite a nice couple.

Post Apoc Gangers

Two raider gangers for my post apoc project, this time supplied by Ground Zero Games (the girl) and em4 (the fella).

Copplestone Female Suits

Working my way through Copplestones female suits, only a few left.

Federation Fleet (Johnny Lightning)

 I picked up a bunch of Johnny Lightning Star Trek ships from the Red Alert series, a battle damaged NX Class Enterprise, an OS battle damaged USS Enterprise, Motion Picture USS Enterprise, Wrath of Khan battle damaged USS Enterprise and a matching damaged USS Reliant.

                                                                     Damaged sections

These ships are bigger than the the MicroMachines, Futura and Heroclix ships I have, but seem to match almost perfectly for the Running Press light up Enterprise I picked up the other week.

For someone who prefers Star Wars to Star Trek, I sure have a hell of a lot of Trek ships.

USS Enterprise (Running Press)

 I found this on Amazon, though WHSmiths also sell them. The original series USS Enterprise, it comes prepainted with all markings applied. its a lovely well detailed kit for its size. On top of all the saucer section lights up.

The Running Press Enterprise alongside the Futura refit Enterprise. I should point out that this kit costs £5.59 from Amazon.co.uk, though some crafty buggers are trying to sell them on ebay as an exclusive from the Eaglemoss Star Trek magazine, with prices upwards of £20!