I've got a collection of basecoated miniatures for the skirmish game Albedo Combat Patrol. I'll post an updated set of additional images when they're finished, but for now it's just monocolor coats. Albedo Combat Patrol is a game about commanding a small group of critters in a time of war, between the ConFed (A mixed confederation of various stellar polities, typically leaning towards a collectivist/socialized ideal) and the ILR, Independent Lapine Republic (A rabbit-supremacist collection of merchant clans who believe might makes right and have a consumerist culture.) There's also unaligned powers, resistance fighters, and local police who can get thrown into the chaos.
Here's the rulebook, Amata campaign book and decks (you use the decks instead of dice to resolve most things, there's a lot of information packed onto each one) plus two example unit cards. Sorry about the shine, the covers are really glossy and I don't have good lighting to take a picture, really. The campaign book details the process of a 2 or 3 player game which includes a power struggle for the administration of an unaligned world before it devolves into open warfare.
Here's my ILR forces lineup, depicted in a vibrant bright blue basecoat. While I do love bunnies, every critter was created equal and as such they're kind of the bad guys of the setting.
These are the police/security miniatures, coated in a darker blue. Equipped with some surplus equipment and riot control gear, they're occasionally thrust forward into the larger conflict to protect their homeworlds.
Coated in a fairly neutral gray-ish green, these guys are sort of wildcards. They can range from ConFed home defense forces (Homeguard), to other unaligned groups to the resistance fighters you see on the right. Thinking about giving that rabbit a special unique paintjob, but not sure yet!
The fighting men and women of ConFed are painted in a dark green basecoat. If you look, you can see some bunnies have taken up arms under ConFed to combat ILR aggression- a great many don't agree with their ideals! ConFed uses a more diverse array of species with different sizes and aptitudes, as you can see with the little rodents mixed in with their larger cousins.