A few more sci-fi miniatures from the Alternative Armies Ion Age range.
Four of spaceport crew that I painted in the same rebel pilot color scheme as my Hammer Slammers , two diplomats, a scientist and a trader, an adventurer and a warrior.
Here’s a bunch of Spaceport crew from Alternative Armies Ion Age range. I painted in the same colours I painted the rebel pilots.
Here are some more sci-fi miniatures that I painted back in 2021, from the Alternative Armies 15mm Ion Age range. A couple of Prangs, Beotans and a Grim Reaperbot.
The pile is unending. Here are 7 Pioneers from the Ion Age range of Alternative Armies.
A handful more Sci-Fi miniatures from the Ion Age and HOF ranges of Alternative Armies, covering different aspects. They will easily fit with existing enemy squads as specialists or leaders, or as party members.
A handful of Betrayers from the Ion Age range of Alternative Armies. Went with a black leather and blue denim look, over white shirts. They will fit in either a Five Parsecs campaign or a cyberpunk setting such as the one in Chrome Hammer (/Ascension)
Continuing on my Sci-Fi minis painting, this time I went with a variety of Legionaries from Alternative Armies Ion Age range.
Inspired by Dune (watched it recently) I tried to be close to the Dune 2 PC game Light Infantry colour scheme.
These are several single miniatures from the HOF and Ion Age ranges from Alternative Armies.
Continuing on my Sci-Fi set, here are 8 Maligs (space goblins essentially) from the Ion Age range of Alternative Armies.
A change of pace, in the summer, I got me some 15mm Sci-Fi skirmish miniatures from Alternative Armies.
Here’s a batch of Retained Knights from the Ion Age range. Painted in Blue, with Gold edges, and Red guns. I chose the Knights Errant and Knight Pistoleer (limited edition 500 sculpts), since they’re not as slim as the regular Retained Knights.
For the bases, I went with plastic bases. I used a PVA-Speckle mix for gluing the mini to the base and texturing. In the end, I added some coffee grinds for dirt and cork painted as rock to add some variety.
Solo, Pen, Paper and Dice 
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