I asked this on the forums once. But never really got a proper awnser to this question. How could I make a full desert world with no water spawns whatsoever? I remember trying all types of generation spawns, but it kept spawning large lakes or extremely small ponds per 2 grids.
I figured to bash some items since I had a buttload of BoS. Now they're remnant U.S army minis. They could play as Enclave, or even as gunners.
Of course they'll be be mean and green!
Pilot.
Grunt 1 bayonet.
Grunt 2 front.
3,1Grunt 2 back.
Light grunt bayonet. (Scribe model)
Assault rifle/heavy front. (Scribe model)
5,1. Assault rifle/heavy back.
The kitbashes are from British bolt action models. They work actually perfectly to hold fallout modiphius weapons.
Some radioactive ghouls and some construction lighting. And camp stoves. Last image is all the props I have finished so far.
Just painting stuff since its deadly hot in the attic to play games lol. Tried to mimic the fallout 4 trash cans and containers.
Partner of mine prepared the diner, a small side quest for the introductory story for fallout 2d20. We do try and make use of tabletop. (Terrain is painted/and printed by me.)
The diner had a defective Mr handy that would ask if I wanted a burger. Doesn't matter what I said. It'll go like "oh, but a burger requires m-m-meat!" As it glitched. My quest was to find some pre-war alcohol to settle my bar debt.
Edit: my partner rarely does this. He's completely new to table top roleplaying.
Some terrain ive printed and prepared. Army tent has already some of its features. Most furnishing had been printed and done as well. All for my partners 2d20 roleplay.
I made my ghoul ranger (now state trooper/cop) and my police officer ghoul with boots with greenstuff sculpting. Made the badge on the shoulder of the copper to make them more uniform together.