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Absolutely stuning work, as always. You have great talent. I really love such "comics" feel of your painting style. Hope you finish the tutorial, so I can learn at least a bit.

Hello all, I have one question about Zipp's "Up We Go" attack action. On card there is written this: "Place the target anywhere within 5" of its current position, not in terrain. Then, the target suffers 2/4/5 damage that may not be reduced." The sentence is quite clear. I do not understand fully only to the last part "damage that may not be reduced". Please can you help me to understand this? Does that mean only abilities like Armor, Shield, Bulletproof etc.? Or does that mean also soulstone damage prevention? Is there any direct meaning of the "damage that may not be reduced" sentense? What this sentense affects and what does not? Thanks.

I am looking forward for this event. Need to push myself into the painting my Malifaux miniatures again.

Thank you for answer Adran. I expected that. But I am afraid, that I didnt want to hear such answer.

Hello Joel and others here in this topic. First, same as Frostwolf, I would like to thank you for lot of info about Zipp crew. I am still quite newbie in the world of Malifaux, just took part on two tournaments and played few other games here in my country. This topic gave me some great ideas how to play this crew. :-) I have some questions about the crew. I got the new Lucky Emissary model. And I am curious, if someone tried to play this model with Zipp? Does anyone found out, if the Lucky Emissary will have any special ability for Zipp? I mean same as he has upgrade specially for Som'ers Teeth or Brewmaster etc.

Thanks a lot Mason.

Hello all Wyrdos, I would like to share with you my progress in building my Malifaux gremlins gangs. I bought some gangs like Ophelia or Som'er Teeth Jones crews and would like creat something like painting blog. Here is just first piece of my work:

Great painting and iPhone photo style, as always.

I recommend to check Scale 75 colors. You can buy complete series, single paints or boxes with 8 paints with all shades needed for specific color. I use them and they are great. Especially for highlighting and shading. For more advanced techniques I would choose glaze medium from Vallejo. I use it for color transitions and wet blending.

Great entry. Really nice looking model with high aestetic value. Congratulations.

If you mean the shades. I mix the typical fleshtones with pink and violet. It gives the pig more pinkish color. I am using spanish colors, mostly Andrea and Scale75 colors, if nothing, it will give you hint, what I mean. For base layer I used 1:1 SC34 - Fuchsia and SC20 - Basic Flesh with some water For lightnings I am using more and more light skin tones like or you can add white color as well. For shadows I add just a little bit by bit more of SC56 - Violet. It will make deeper and deeper shadows. There is need to use glazing/layering technique or wet blending to achieve good result. So after base layer is applied, I use only very thinned colors to make thin layers like "wolpertinger_press" said. I use combination of 1:1:1 for color:water:glaze medium(Vallejo brand), but its just what I like. You should really watch out, what you are doing, the previous layer has to be dry, or there is danger to erase that. Even better color transition you can get with the wet blending, where you apply different color between previously applied color. But its quite advanced technique, you need to have some kind of color extender to slower drying and have quite good experience with mixing colors, to get the correct color to model's part in-time. You can see my entry for Iron Painter 2016. I painted Gracie. Hope this helps a bit.