Showing posts with label Racing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Racing. Show all posts

Friday, July 19, 2019

They see me rollin'...

Fun game of Faustus Furius last night. We replaced chariots with motorcycles to decide who would rule the Biker Clans for the next year.
 Gentlemen, start yer engines....

 The Law arrive to crack down
 lots of debris to dodge

 Back off!
 Black screams into a hefty lead...
 ...while Blue runs into some trouble
 Outta my way!
A close finish
Great little distraction while I finish up Wasteland Warriors. Lots of activity coming up.

Monday, November 13, 2017

Driving the Post Apocalyptic Highway Pt II: Axles & Alloys

After modifying, or junking up, almost a dozen Hotwheels, I was ready to put them on the blasted landscape of the near future for a post apocalyptic race.
We used Axles and Alloys, mostly because they are perfect for our large group, but mostly because I love the credo of the rules: "Axles and  Alloys II is a game of Converted Hot Wheels And Matchbox Cars Driving Around And Around And Around and Trying To Shoot The Shit Out of One Another. It doesn't deserve a game treatment any more involved than this one. Do you want something on a par with Advanced Squad Leader when all you are doing is Converting Hot Wheels And Matchbox Cars And Then Driving Around And Around And Around and Trying To Shoot The Shit Out of One Another?"
Couldn't have said it better.
The race was to last two laps around the desert, but we lost our first racer only a quarter of the way through lap 1. He quickly got a spoiler car to pilot.


Green Machine lurched into first place but blew a turn and rolled into a ball of fire. Spolier #2 hits the track.
By the end of lap 2, only two original racers were left. The Hornet blew it inches from the finish line followed by the Midnight Rider. It was decided the Hornet, driven by Buzzkill Bill Bender made it
furthest and received the trophy posthumously...

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Driving the Post Apocalyptic Highway

I'm starting a project to finish all the unfinished lead on my painting desk. On top were some Hot Wheels cars I had set aside for some Post Apoc racing. Behold the results.
I started by gluing them to some bases I layered out and gluing bits of scrap for armor and rams. Then I sprayed them matte black.
Then was dry brushing everything a rust color.
 Then even more dry brushing with the color the the car was before rust and road damage took its toll.
It was a lot a fun for not too much money or effort. About a dozen more to come.