Ravenson

Hey I just found this gaming company and they seem to have lots of stuff that would work well for bases and boards.. https://hexy-shop.com/

These pictures remind me of the towns and cities I wander in my dreams at night.. thank you for sharing them.

These pictures remind me of the towns and cities I wander in my dreams at night.. thank you for sharing them.

Found it.. It was the Virginia Ren fair here is the link to the pictures.. Some great ideals here. http://dcist.com/2013/11/abandoned_dc_the_virginia_renaissan.php#photo-1

If I remember right that first one is a booth from a ren fair that went out of business. I seem to remember a bunch of pictures taken at that site what where really cool... let me see if I can find them.

OK the thing that first attracted me to Malifaux and Wyrd was the Miniatures and the Art work... the Miniatures are just plan FUN!!! I have not gotten to play except for a demo at Gencon ( no groups near me at this time) but I am having a blast collecting and building the miniatures. Wyrd keep up the great work I will be getting these as soon as they come out. JJ

Love the Idea of the free figure in the Augest Promation saddy no shops local to me sell Malifaux figures.. Of course I did get a bunch of loot at Gencon so I have plenty to build and paint LOL.

That is sad Odinsgrandson.. As an Artist and a sculptor I really like to know whos work I am buying. Truth to be told right now I am more likely to collect by who designed or who sculpted a min than by fraction.

Thanks guys sounds like I need to hit my local autozone.

So what primer do you guys and gals use and why? Do you use a white primer or a black one or does it depend on the figure you are painting?

Maybe I am just weird ( Ok I Know I am ) But I would really like to know who the design artist and Sculptor is for the models/minis I buy. Is there any where that information is available or listed. Jeff

I love the models and the level of detail do not get me wrong.. and I enjoy building models ( more than I like painting them as a matter of fact). It just seems like some of then have extra pieces for no real reason and all it ends up doing is making the final model more fragile once finished and discouraging new people.

Ok is there a design or manufacturing reason for why so many of the figures have so many small pieces?? It seems like bad design to me.

Ok I noticed that when I left my Phone number off of the form and tried to check it out it gave me a notice that said " Can not be left blank can not be left blank" . So it looked like at first that I had left two required fields blank. Also on the old shop you could click on a model to see more details and a bit of back story.. I really liked that feature and often used it to get a closer look at characters and what they could do.

Are you only looking for 2d artists at this time?