I don’t know if the sculptor of these two Hasslefree miniatures intended for them to go together but for me they are a natural fit. The female figure goes by the name of “Pulse” and is one I have painted before. How you get so much sex appeal into a 28mm figure I will never know. The chap is called “Oscar”.
The idea of the two figures simply walking along was an obvious one given their design. In my head Oscar has just said “It’s time to go” and then picked up his gun and bag and walked off leaving Pulse with little choice but to follow him.
The base was a very simple affair. Dust and dirt ground work with a couple of bricks and a few pieces of wood (coffee stirrers, what else?) thrown in. No need for anything more elaborate, the figures tell the story.
Images below.
TIM
The Imperfect Modeller 
Excellent mate. A nice simple story told with great sculpts and a brilliant splash of paint
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Thanks IRO.
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Nice work (yet again) on those jeans. Wish I had half the talent!
I think I would have led with the second pic. I really like the pose there, though it hides a good deal of the nice painting work you did.
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Thank you but there is nothing wrong with your painting my friend.
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Some might say nothing too right either, haha! I’m fine with my paints, everyone has their own thing and style. We’re likely all great in our own ways!
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Well said.
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A very nice duo indeed! 🙂
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Thanks John.
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Your right my friend they do work well together ,don’t you just love it when that happens !Nice work on the wood work ,it must be father like son as young IRO has done a nice job with some wood in his post just gone. I don’t normally have any complaints with your posts as they are always of a high standard and the viewer gets their moneys worth but this time I have to say you have been a tad stingy with the photos !!
Oh Sh.. I had to find something wrong for once HA HA !!!
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Haha, fair play Pat. I have been trying to cut down on the photo’s because I am reaching the limit on my account and need to upgrade, something I haven’t gotten round to just yet.
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Ahh thought there might be a good reason!🤓
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Brilliant- the understated base really works for them.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete.
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Lovely job mate, they work perfectly together!
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Thanks Alex.
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Sweet diorama. It looks like even after the apocalypse there is no shortage of lipstick available 🙂
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Haha, I think the clue is in the word apoc-a-lips! 😉
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A great pun 🙂
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This two miniatures looks really cool, smells like Fallout story. Really like how you paint eyes, they are perfect for me.
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Thank you.
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to be said in a high pitched voice, “escape to the country”, ” cottage needing a bit of renovation” , wait till i find that Jules…
Cracking bit of painting and a great story too..
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Very good Steve and thank you.
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The minis look great and are well painted and I really like your basing on this one. It really sets the scene and captures that wasteland feel. Your work is inspiring as always! 🙂
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Thank you very much.
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Nice Wasteland pair – looks like an opening movie scene. Well done and great to speak with you on Dave’s call!!
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It was fun wasn’t it. I’m certainly up for doing it again as and when. It was a pleasure to meet you both.
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Damn right!
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