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| Big ruckus in downtown Arcadia again! Seems some of the boys off the pier got into a scrap with a few landlubbers! |
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| It seems one of the unsporting bezarks has brought a bat! A few of the fellas will make sure he won't be leavin' with it, though. |
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| Arcadia's* finest show up to preserve disorder. |
Hmm, again. Hmmmmmm....
*Note: Arcadia is a fictional city I created (complete with street map, landmarks and clubs and restaurants guide, a who's who of city government, etc, et al) to play some pulp Savage Worlds a few years back. It was for this game that I originally painted my gangsters in black and white. The color even had something to do with the story (the game slowly evolved into a weird-pulp genre. We all definitely had some fun. Perhaps some color gangsters to carry on the story?)



Copplestone's figure do look nice. Very nice photos.
ReplyDeleteJ
Great scene!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the cars?
The cars were German staff cars I found on clearance at Walmart a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteIf you go looking for some, the only documentation I can find on the undersides of the cars is, "N M Toys" and "Made in P.R.C."
They're diecast with plastic chassis and rubber tires.
I wish I had bought more- they were only $3 each at the time.
It's been a year since the last comment but I'm definitely interest in using Savage Worlds for pulp miniature games. Any info you want to share?
ReplyDeleteHi, Norm,
ReplyDeleteI used the Savage Worlds system straight up (with my own homebrew world), employing the minis during combat situations (Savage Worlds combat is good enough as a standalone skirmish game.)
What kind of info would you like?