whitekong

30 mm, good luck with the painting.

Though as much as I love the model it is hard to put together, the mold parts are in all the wrong places, where joints have to fit making so you have to really work to clean out the area to get it to fit.

And of couse this is also the most flare i had to file down on a model to date but thats just bad luck.

And you will need green stuff to make this model or you will not line up.

I think the most work i have had to put into a model just to build it, and that incudeding all 18 Steampunk spiders I put together.

but in the end soo worth the pain!

I would think you either got a bad oe or I got a good one, I didn't have any trouble lining mine up as I assembled him, pinning for the claws went off without a hitch also.

In my opinion you will have trouble sqeezing him in foam, better plan on making a hole bigger than you will need. Otherwise you will be re- attaching his arms all the time.

I finally assembled mine today, what a chore. Glad to have it done though, I have been putting it off for months.

I had yet another good Gen Con. I picked up the Ortegas starter, rule book, and deck last year, but never found any locals to play. To top it off, I never really learned the game at Gen Con and didn't have much luck trying to learn it from the rule book on my own.

This year, Z (might be Zee on this forum?) gave me a most spectacular demo / game and completely turned my opinion around on the game. I ended up picking up Lady Justice, Lylyth, and one other starter as well as another deck so I can show the game off to the locals. I might even be able to grow a full play group, who knows?

Of course, first things first, and thats assembling and painting my stuff. I might be able to knock out the assembly over the weekend, but I'll be working a bit to get the painting done. Basing is my only question now -- what is a good generic base style to use for Malifaux? Normally I just go with the open field look, but something tells me that won't fit in most games. I've been debating using cobble stones like this but I'm not sure if thats hand sculpted or if its premade.

Anyway, next year I'll be packing Malifaux along with my Warmachine and Uncharted Seas, and I hope to see you all there.

Wyrd makes their own inserts for the bases, also dragon forge designs has some nice cobblestone bases (and many others as well) at their site. Good luck.

Looks good, I think I need to pick up some Hirst Arts molds for myself! What's your preferred casting material?

These were made with the slightly more expensive dental plaster, I have to really recomend this over regular plaster. The blocks are very hard but not real brittle, in fact I dropped several from my table to a wooden floor and didn't break any of them, Never would have happened with regular plaster, at the very least they would have gotten chipped up or possibly shattered all over the place. Making them can be a time consuming experience, dont' waste your time with reg plaster.

Yep they are hirst arts blocks, not sure which molds a friend had lots of them laying around. The best part of the whole thing is I probably only spent around 4 hours over two days to get them done.

Looking good, I need to start doing some of that stuff myself.

Here are some pic's of some terrain I have been working on, hope you guys like it.

A close up of the alter.

The entrance

And one with some figs for scale.

I have to say that I am not a big fan of the japanese spirits in general, however as soon as I saw this box set in the e-mail they jumped out at me and I have been thinking about them ever since. Great job on the fig's they are really stunning.

I have used mine in 3 games so far, first effort he got munched by a steambord executioner, second game he lasted several turns of shooting from my opponent before he died(feeing up my other models to get in position for the kill). In the third game he got one of the vickies before my opponent took 3 models to destroy him, over all he has been quite fun to play. He does draw lot's of attention but can move quite fast when needed.

I have played 3 games with the peacekeeper so far and I have enjoyed playing it. I have only really used it as a distraction piece so far, moving it quickly up the board to help freeze my opponents crews in place. No one wants this thing beating on them, it takes a bunch of resources to destroy most of the time. Just watch out for other big nasties a steamborg executioner easily destroyed it in one activation.

Nice looking little diorama, he looks very confused.:thumb:

That wendigo is too bad ass.

Looking very good, grat job.

Anytime man.

Great to have you here and liking the game.

Next time maybe you'll be facing me! MUAHAHAHAH! :bigthumb:

Let me get a crew and a few games under my belt first. Then maybe we can have a good game, not just one where you show me how bad a player I am.:laugh:

Hey guys Greeting from Rockford IL. I just tried my first game today, played a demo at games plus in Mt Prospect and had a great time. Thanks to WEiRD sKeTCH for taking time to run a fun demo for me. Had fun chatting with you afterword too.

Hey all just wanted to give a big THANKS to WEiRD sKeTCH for running that demo for us today. Good fun and much less complicated on the table than it seemed in the rulebook. Thanks again and nice chatting with you after the game.

Ok sorry the first post made perfect sense in my head.: I will be running Mcmourning starter set, but I would like too have some options so I don't have to play it the same way every time. So punk zombies or necro punks.

So I can't decide, can anyone help me out. Which would you choose and why?

Thanks in advance.

We are very sorry for those who had issues with their orders in the past few weeks. We have been selling for many years, and normally have excellent stock levels. However we had some major problems with restocks from our distributors, just in the past few weeks on the Malifaux line. Apparently our distributors have had problems with supply from the manufacturer, because of the recent spike in volume. I guess, in the long run, that is a good thing!

Anyways, we are doing our best to keep everyone informed of delays and the recent issues. Thank you for your patience. We have been assured that supply will be returning to normal very soon, so please check back with us soon!

Best to everyone,

The FRP Games Team

www.frpgames.com

Well it's good to see that they are aware of the problem, but to say well we didn't get them so it's not our fault is crap. Everyone understands that if it's not in stock then it's not in stock. But to advertise that it's in stock when you know it's not in stock is just bad business.

Very nice, I am not a big fan of pink but it looks really good.

I have been watching season one on dvd and caught a few here and there. Now that I have a better idea of where it started I find it to be a much more enjoyable watch. Now Dexter is a great show I love it, great storyline and acting.

Convict gunslinger is better

He is a very cool model, too bad I can't use two.:proud:

Thanks for the quick replies. I borrowed a friends rulebook to read the rules and decide which master I wanted to use, but all the figs I like are very melee oriented and I was searching for a little ranged help.