More Figures for the Crime Network Game

I painted these models up a few weeks ago for our Crime Network campaign. The group will be back at it in a few weeks whenever family excitement winds down. Pictured below are the hardcore Yardies (Jamaicans) that the group will be dealing with. It seems that the C.I.R.A. has a rat in the organization and the group has decided that they are going to reach out to their sometime rivals to see if they have any information about the mole.

The flamboyant model in the middle is the eccentric leader of the Belfast Boyz who fancies himself a community leader / drug dealer. He can usually be seen socializing with the elite of Belfast society at fancy meals and fundraisers. For numerous reasons he is rarely mistaken for anyone other than himself...


Lastly, since the actual game is called Crime Network and was written as a Mob role-playing game, I figured that I needed to have some Sicilian Mafia types in our game. Also, this will make integrating The Old Country supplement directly into our campaign much smoother. Devious tricks for devious times!

More Paintjobs for Crime Network Game

Here are some of the final paint jobs for my group's upcoming Crime Network campaign. Pictured below are a "sample" of the Belfast Chapter of the Hell's Angels. They will be playing an integral role in the gun-running distribution operation of the PCs.

Also, I have a box-set of 10 "mounted" bikers en route that I hope to have painted up over Christmas Break. There's no reason to have an outlaw biker gang involved in a game if they aren't riding their iron horses...

Lastly, here are two more gang-bangers that will undoubtably butt heads with our heroes in the near future.

Paint Job from Alex aka Yorikasudon pt. 2

Here is the 2nd batch of paint jobs from Alex.
These pictures are of the 16 SWAT members that will be going after our "heroes". Yes, I know that Britain doesn't have a SWAT team per se, however, I feel that they can be used in lieu of actually having SO13 Anti-terrorist Branch troopers.


Next up are some Cops to go after the "good guys". And again, yes I do know that constables do not look like this nor does the average constable carry a firearm, but in a crime game, the good guys need to have a chance to win...Don't they?


Here are the player's themselves; all dressed up with no-where to go...We'll see how dangerous they are in just a couple of weeks...


Lastly here are some prone British troops who may get called in if the PC's actions get out of hand and draw the attention of Downing Street...They had better watch out if that happens as the snipers don't look like they are going to miss a shot.