Achilles

LOL; I have all that same Pegasus Hobbies terrain. What's the table surface made from?

Finished painting my Sonnia Criid tonight. Also some WIP shots of other models on my site.

Thanks fellas! Hey Magno, are you the same dude from the Infinity Forums? If so, small world!

Thanks dude! They're not hard to change around a bit to make them easy to differentiate. I wanted a bunch of them just because the models are so cool. The only ones that I couldn't do much to are the pistol Witchlings, but 5 of 6 being different aren't bad!

Hey all! Here's some WIP stuff on my first Malifaux Crew. More details and individual Witchling shots on my blog. A

Well; I haven't seen the new digs for DG yet... this might give me an excuse to. Is Wayne carrying the line?

Who's selling Malifaux in Toronto dude? Was there a vendor there?

Nicely done dude! And portable! This makes me want to build scenery!

Oh yeah... sorry for the thread-jack. Zombie Hookers! Yay!

Well... just so you know that stuff is just relabled walnut stain. You can get it (and other colours... just google 'dipping miniatures') from Home Depot/Rona for dirt cheap and do tons of models. I watched a pair of friends paint three hundred Tyranids in an afternoon using a slow speed power-drill to mount and 'flick' all their models. Pros- You get a quick finish on your models and they're fairly chip-resistent. Cons- Your models will take a long while to dry... and smell up the joint for a bit. You also need a spot to make a fair amount of mess as you 'flick' off the excess stain. Its not for everyone... but if you want some simple shading on a clean basecoat and need to get your army done quick then go for it! My personal favorite thing about skirmish games like Malifaux is that I don't need to rush to paint everything.

You can always bend it into a 'U' a bit to have it frame her face instead of covering it. Not the easiest thing in the world of course... but that's converting for you!

Good lookin' crew dude!