I've opted to go for a white colour scheme, because I wanted them to look like the good guys. Though the Enforcers are in fact a tool of a very fascist enployer.
After painting the intial Enforcers, I've used the White / blue colous some more. A lot of m Plague models and Doctor Symmonds have the same colours. So my Enforcers can be part of a faction, where something went wrong and they have to clean. Link to example.
Textured bases are homemade and done like this: Internal Link
Ranking System
After painting up the models, I found they needed a bit more detail. I then came up with an indification system, to mark on their shoulder pads. The four letter/number code really adds a lot to the models.
Letter: A = Enforcer, B = Pathfinder, C = Peacekeeper, D = Special Operator
Top number: 1 = Leader, 2: Troop, B = Specialist, 4 = Vehicle / Special Operator
First low number, type (rank for Leaders): 1 = Small arms / tag rifle (captain), 2 = Melee (sergeant), 3 = Assault / shotgun, 4 = Burstlaser, 5 = Explosive / mines, 6 = Sniper, 7 = Medic, 8 = Engineer
Second low number: The numerical value of the type. More than one standard enforcer, this number grows with more of these added.
On the other should pad I've added a single ^ for troops and two ^ for specialists.
Pathfinder Sergeant, D.O.G. and Recon Unit N32-19
Added a silencer to the Pathfinder sergeants pistol and gave him a wristblade from the enforcer sprue. I'll properly always give him that and not go for charge glow.
Recon Unit N32-19 is a leader option. So I decided to give him a nunmber based on my own system. B1-11, Pathfinder Leader - Captain (I ranked him) number 1.
A lot of People have problems with the D.O.G. fitting on a small base - I hadn't. He's size 1 in the game, so I wanted him to fit on a small base, though any base size is allowed.
Peacekeeper Captain
Added a lot of battle damage to this models armor - as he is a bullet magnet.
Troopers
A regular enforcer and two assault enforcers. Lovely models, but I need to build another regular enforcer.
Pathfinder Troops
A couple of regular troopers. I love how Mantic have put some female heads on the enforcer sprue - way to go! Also have some strong female characters written into the novels as enforcers.
Pathfinder Sniper and support
I build a pathfinder with a combat shotgun, because it's fun to knock enemies from roof tops. Not having acces to any official bits, I converted one myself from a chopped up tag rifle. I tried to get a look resembling the shotguns from Mass Effect.
Enforcer Special Weapons
Specialists with Burst Laser, Incenerator and Missile Launcher.
Engineer and sniper
The engineers don't see much (if any) action in games. Their sentry guns are too expensive to bring to the table (lack of item slots). And the sniper won't hit the table much after I've build a Pathfinder Sniper - because it has a valueable scout move. But it's still awesome models.
Medic
I've really liked the Dreadball Medic Bot since I first saw it. So I've gotten one to use it as an Enforcer Medic. But the model will also work great in a number of other games, as objectives and so on.
I love the Striders. Amongst my favourite mech infantry models on the market. Gave this one a lot of battle damage to his armor.
The entire Nilfheim Enforcer Striketeam by August 2017. Still lots of different options to add to the force.
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