In this jar a living brain A silent scream its one refrain While I consider, stern and smug My floating captive in its jug "This would ...

Maximus, helmet in hand Crossed the nuke-blasted desert Wrapped in a cloak of steel Not his own;  Maximus, hammer in hand Fleeing his consci...

 

Here's the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare version of Dogmeat inspired by the one we see on the recent television adaptation. Here we see him...

Here's something I painted a while ago but never shared: a fearsome gatorclaw for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare.  Someone didn't read t...

I tried to paint this guy by closely following the example on the box:   Not really that close, but I think I did better than I would have w...

Well, really I fumbled the ball as this guy's painter. The base looks okay, but the mutant itself is rather undistinguished, messy, and ...

 

 

 

 

 

 

This member of the Brotherhood of Steel has chosen to wear a suit of power armor without a helmet. Maybe he's not in combat or needs per...

 

I haven't painted very many Fallout: Wasteland Warfare miniatures lately, focusing instead on finishing my collection of Pulp Figures. T...

Jeff 3D-printed an explorer plane for me, and I painted it. A couple of Nuka-Cola stickers on the wings bring it into the Fallout universe--...

You never know what threats you might face in the ruins of post-apocalyptic Nuka World, including deranged robots Bottle and Cappy. From mas...

Here's the protagonist of the Fallout TV show, Lucy MacLean. As with many Fallout miniatures, Lucy is covered in tiny, tiny details that...

Here's the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare version of The Ghoul, played by Walton Goggins in the Fallout television show. For once, I'm c...