Instead of using Heavy Goldbrown (yellow) for the jackets, these skirmishers use Vallejo "Goblin Green" (72.030). Other than that, they're painted in a practically identical manner to the Fodder.
I can see these fellows working as enemies in a mudworld arc of an RPG as well, just popping up out of nowhere in ambush.
Originally, I sculpted little turnipy plant people out of greenstuff, but the end result was despairingly bad, so I turned to kitbashing. The rootlings are built from Reaper Bones kobolds from the Bones 4 Kickstarter. The leaves and flytrap on the rootlings' heads are from a two-decade-old box of Catachan Jungle Fighters. I cut off the horns on each kobold head, drilled a hole in the center, and glued in the base of the plants. The leaves and final drybrush coat are Vallejo "Goblin Green."
These guys aren't great, but they're both interesting and "good enough" so I'm happy to move on.
The six figures with rifles are half a unit of Fodder. They're the basic line unit. These guys are made from Wargames Atlantic Napoleonic British Riflemen. I used green stuff to make their weird, leathery bag masks. They have tufts on their back, which got a shade wash to matte them down.
The other two models are what I'm going to be using as Toadies, which are kind of like the lieutenants in the game. The one on stilts was a test for a kind of unit called "Lopers," who are drunkards on stilts. However, it was a complicated little kitbash, so he's just a one-off now. I even tried to do a little "object source lighting" from the lantern. The shorter guy with the 12th GMPR flag is an armored fellow from the command sprue of a Landsknecht box. The flag is paper.
Here's the list of paints that I used on the 12th GMPR models in the general order that I used them:
And here's the basing stuff:
The model was undercoated with DecoArt Americana "Lamp (Ebony) Black," which is my current go-to paint for priming. Then he was drybrushed with CraftSmart "Graphite." Some edges and other places got another layer of the Graphite. The red is DecoArt Americana "Deep Burgundy," with some layering of "True Red." The cream-colored bits are Vallejo "Bonewhite." The gold is Citadel "Gehenna's Gold," which is a bold, warm color. The base is my usual texture paste, then FolkArt "Coffee Bean," then a drybrush of FolkArt "Coffee Latte," then a very light drybrush of more Vallejo "Bonewhite." This is the basic paint scheme I have planned for all of the members of the Inquisitorial forces.
The front and side walls were printed in Creality Matte White, then spray primed on the outside with Army Painter "Skeleton Bone." I then sponged/stippled on Apple Barrel "Haystack," which I have discovered that they no longer produce. Then, I sponged/stippled on a mix of Haystack and Craftsmart "Vanilla." The end result was somewhere around good enough. The interior walls are Ceramcoat "Medium Foliage Green." The rear walls are just sheets of black-core foam board, cut to the right size and painted with the same colors.
The bank could use some additional decoration (and furniture), but I'm going to let it sit for now. This project has taken more than long enough. It especially needs some color to pop on the exterior, like signs and banners. While the bland beige is very emblematic of the banking industry, it doesn't look as interesting as it could on the tabletop.
While these shots don't show it, there is a vault inside, situated under the removable upper balcony area. It has a working vault door (magnets!) and some non-working safety deposit boxes inside, ready for a heist.
I'd like to have 14 lots completed for this project, so I'm almost halfway there. Next up, I plan to finish a bus stop and subway station that were the first things that I originally designed for this project.