Necromunda

[INKS]

Was looking at the necromunda guys. Boy are there a lot. And they look awesome. Guess it’s the mining hats. Or the older looking suits. Their guns and so on. Just love them.  Problem is I don’t play necromunda or know anyone that does.  I was thinking maybe I could convert them to killteam. But I don’t think weapons are even close to matching and converting the resin is a pain.  So I want to use them. Just not sure how.  Also their tank thing. While dollar expensive is so much more the essence of the dwarves.  Anyone know how big it is compared to a heckaton?  With the right weapon maybe it could be converted 

[Pacific81]

I have had the same conundrum! I've collected some of the Necromunda guys and used them for One Page Rules, Grimdark Future: Firefight, which is basically a much simpler/faster version of Necromunda. The rules & army builder is available for free, and it's a quick game to play (less than 1 hour) - I really recommend it if you are stuck, want to use the minis and just want to throw some dice.

 

I'm also using them for 40k: 2nd edition, as a small Squat army. Much smaller model count in this edition (20-30 minis plus a vehicle or two) and again rules are available for free these days.

 

So there are a few options out there! I am not sure about Kill Team and so will let someone else comment, although there has been a box released (Hearthkyn Scavengers) so assume there must be some sort of space dwarf rules?

 

 

[INKS]

Thanks. I will look into that. I just love the look of those models more than the 40k version. Not that those are bad. Just like the miners more and wish they were integrated with the rest. 

[Dr. Clock]

Basic prospector kit is super! You should be able to convert a few relevant specialists for the original killteam 'upgrade sprue' team, but they don't appear in the new edition launch... though I think they've said all the older teams like that will stay technically legal for a year or two?

 

When I started my Squats they were just counts-as AdMech vanguard conversions ('xenomercs'), so you might have a fun time just including them in a different 40k army like Guard (Scions?) or whatever so they get table time without having to go all-in on a new 1-2k force. Heck - they'd be fine as Arbites, Navy or even Inquisitorial Agents so that they'd be 'properly allies not part of the main list' alongside any Imperials if you fancied. Maybe not Subductors I guess unless you converted them with hammers and shields ; )

 

From the scale shot on the store page, I do fear the explorator is too small for a hekaton, and too large for a Sagitaur : (

 

Good luck with it!

 

Cheers,

 

The Good Doctor.

[INKS]

thanks doc

 

ill have to get a kit and see what i can do

 

i am not great with converting but we'll see