The wargaming world of Nozza

The Wayfinder bucked like a wild beast caught in a storm. Volcanic thermals clawed at its hull, rattling every panel and groaning against the inertial dampeners. Brains gritted his teeth at the pilot’s seat, hands flying across the controls. "Stabilizers are protesting," he muttered. "But they haven’t quit yet. Unlike most of my exes." Cap’in braced herself against the console, her fingers white with strain. "Every rock we land on wants to kill us. Lava, ice, cannibals, cursed AI. You’d think one damn planet in this galaxy could just not be homicidal." Beside her, 5E tilted his head, his optics flickering as they filtered incoming data. His voice buzzed with dry precision. "According to my trajectory assessments and environmental hazard metrics... we should have turned back five parsecs ago. There’s a 71% chance the landing pad below is partially molten." Brains shouted over his shoulder, "Oh come on! Tier-Five Imperial research stat...

It started with the Stargrave: Death Vector pre-order, which included a sprue of Stargrave Scavengers II , allowing me to build 5 figures. While I love the versatility of these sprues, they always leave behind a lot of unused parts, so I try to minimize plastic waste. To make use of the leftover pieces, I searched for compatible bodies and found someone selling Wargames Atlantic Cannon Fodder body sprues. A quick calculation led me to order two sprues, which let me create 10 more figures using the remaining Stargrave parts. Then came an unexpected complication - the seller had accidentally included the Cannon Fodder arms and equipment sprues under the receipt! Now I had even more parts to work with. 🙄 To use them up, I turned to Anvil Industry and ordered a pack of 10 Stormtrooper Bodies . Combining them with the Cannon Fodder sprues, I built another 10 figures. And just like that, 5 figures became 25!