Militia Miniatures Mercanaries 28mm

These are another Kickstarter from Militia Miniatures that I backed back in 2014, and have finally got the guts together to paint!
Thanks to the awesome Dougie Robinson for his technical advice on the paintwork.

Photos are from my phone camera, as my main camera is definitely fogged, and so they may appear a little pixilated!

The team

Bennett, in Cookie dough desert camo, and a hat supporting...

Charlie

Strike

Mason

Goldman

Granger

Granger rear view, so you can see the two different Camo schemes I used on him.

Rodriguez

Blake in Multicam

Andersen

Rear view to show multicam legs and desert body armour

Ghost, Ghillie suit over multi-cam

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