Wyrrn

I want:

• a sinister toymaker with some twisted steam-toys
  
• a Steam-coach with Coachman and steeds
  
• a wall-walking chimney sweep that can create ash clouds to obscure vision on the board
  
• a generic miner type for the Arcanists (kind of like the Guild have their Guard)
  
• a Jekyll/Hyde type character that uncontrollably changes back and forth during the game (perhaps an apothecary that dabbles in illegal alchemy?)
  
• Mounted versions of the Ortegas
  
• for the Neverborn, a leather-and-spikes-clad Beauty and the Beast type (with beauty being somewhat of a dominatrix and the beast a large monster)
  
• evil and deadly "sheep" as new nightmares (they seem harmless while you're counting them, then CHOMP!),
  
• a chuck-wagon model with Gastro-Wizard cook character
  
• the Railman (a very big buff and tough guy that acts as a bodyguard, and is strong enough to throw things like scrap counters or other models)
  
• a ferry-man that is a notorious scavenger always seeking to rob others in anyway he can: "The poor lad couldn't swim (especially not while I held his 'ead under water)."
  

Wow, I am really rambling here....yikes! Sorry about that!

Compared to what most wargamers put on the table, these are fantastic.

I want to see Dress a Gremlin: a special kit including a naked gremlin, several accessories and a strip of putty. I think it would be a good seller. It would certainly inspire some very interesting contests.

GREAT idea, imp!

Wow, you get them painted FAST! It's great to see an actual LCB completed, and I also really like the smoke/cloud effect, too.

Great terrain pieces. Just goes to show what can be accomplished with a few cheap items, some talent, and some cleverness. Excellent work!

Very nice board, Kaine! I'm gonna keep an eye on all the terrain you've been making, especially since I am interested in eventually getting some of those Hirst Arts molds myself.

I'm thinking about just picking up a #40 basic and a Prison Tower mold which should give me enough variety of blocks to build quite a bit to start with.

That's kinda what I've been planning; get a few versatile molds and see what I can create.

That was a nice, witty read. Thanks for sharing!

lol...."die boy"....gotta love the wicked sense of humor in that piece!

Don't forget that LCB will still be available later, in the "non-special" edition, which is the same just not as large.

If you must have the huge one, I suggest checking out eBay, as that's likely where any extras will end up.

Ride 'em Pork butt! Yee-haw! :bounce:

Wonderful work!

I would say that since gremlins can't keep their hands off one another, they are Foreverborn.....

Here's a couple of links that might provide some inspiration.

Check out the many Old West building options on this site for ideas:

http://www.erichotz.com/whitewash.html

This site has lots of Victorian Era info, also useful:

http://www.victorianweb.org/

I didn't see that coming, but then again neither did she....

For a painting noob that's some good work! Keep picking up new painting tips from friends, on-line, etc. All the while, keep painting and practicing those tips. Then your good work will become even better! I really like your crew!

I really like this new piece; waiting for those sticks is worth it. Look forward to seeing further progress.

No, thanks...I work in a hospital, so I see hot nurses all the time.

Really like the paint job! It seems you got the color well on the lips, too (not to bright and gaudy, but still noticeable). I have always found painting female figs a challenge, since I paint so few of them.....should be interesting when I get the Colette box!

And Eric... I want your red malifaux bag...

Ooooo!! They come in red? Me want one!

It's always been a goal of mine to get to GenCon one year, so I always love to see and hear about what others experience when they attend. Thanks for sharing!

YES! More pigs flying across the board!

Yeah, two week wait stinks. But try being a fan of AT-43 and you'll know what waiting really is.

Wow, this is really looking wildly fantastic! Will keep checking back for updates.

Nice, but in all honesty a tent is a simple modeling task that can be done with household scraps (IMO).