Mister Feral

Excellent! Thank you for the speedy replies gentlemen, I was waiting on confirmation before I put my order down, the A5 rulebook and the Outcast cards have been ordered! Mako, I did see the artwork for the crew, very nice. The Steampunk Abominations are rather disturbing! Next stop, strip paint off my old models (the black undercoat I used was really stubborn so they've gone back in the stripping agent for round 2!).

OK, I'm interested in M2E and have a handful of the older metal models, so a few questions! - The difference between the little rulebook and the big one is the latter has the background information and Wave 1 stats, otherwise all the same? - If so, between theoretically owning the appropriate arsenal deck(s), the little rulebook and the Wave 2 beta PDFs for whatever is missing stat-wise, that covers al the rules, stats and upgrades, correct? -The following are the 1st edition metals I own and aim to paint up very soon. Are the attached documents the correct ones for the most up-to-date stats? Leveticus - Outcasts (Wave 2 beta PDF)? Convict Gunslinger - Outcasts Arsenal Deck? 2 x The Hanged - Resurrectionists Arsenal Deck? - Last thing, no confirmed release date for the Leveticus / Salvage and Logistics boxed set yet? Couldn't find anything on it! Thanks!

Great stuff, I like both the purple, the stripped suit and the symbols on the base rim. Good job and I look forward to more!

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Great Gremlins, the basing and paintwork on each are brilliant.

Awesome, I love how archaic and steampunk the Peackeeper is. I do want one of those now. I'm looking forward to the preview pictures.

Yay Mr. Wyrd himself likes my stuff, I am pleased! Here's something a bit different for you (from Mad Puppet Miniatures) Scavenger Leader: Let me just say, I love this model! It was probably the first non-GW miniature I rather liked and as such probably kicked off my adventure into alternate lines. Having said that, it did take me three attempts to get the flesh right for some reason but persistence won out in the end. I'm rather pleased with the mohawk, managed to blend the colours quite well I think. I also added a bit of "psycho jester" makeup to his face for character. (I reckon he'd make a great proxy Convict Gunslinger.) Comments and stuff would be nice, I'm rather pleased with how it turned out. Thanks for reading, Feral

Hello again people, thanks again for the nice words. I have seen that McMourning (funny idea), I am going in a similar direction for my Seamus (white face paint). I have something new done; The Hanged: They could use a few improvements, but are otherwise done. Lovely sculpts, even though I clumsily broke one's tab off and had to pin him back onto the base. Oops. Thanks for looking, and let me know what you think.

Lovely stuff. You've got a really nice bold style, I rather like the Convict Gunslinger's trousers and the patterns on Misaki.

Very nice stuff, I rather like the muted greens and browns on the Gremlins and the smiling moon on Teddy. Keep it up!

Awesome, lovely models. The tattoo on the Executioner, the bright colours on the Outcasts and the cohesive basing are my favourite parts.

The green and blue makes a very unique colour scheme, and the industrial basing is excellent too.

Very cool, I dig the muted colours on McMourning's crew especially. The yellow gloves are a humourous touch.

Aye, it's true that particular Batman characters influence my painting choices, I'm a DC graphic novels enthusiast at heart. I updated my photo of Leveticus in my first post to show the basing improvements (rust effects on the buried cog and patches of grey drybrushed on for that wasteland look). Also, something new; Convict Gunslinger: It's pretty much the standard scheme except I changed his hair to pink and gave him eyeliner around his good eye because he's so macho. :laughing: I hope you like it, Feral

Nice work, I especially like the flesh tones and the basing.

Nah, it hasn't been varnished yet. I usually end up missing something or going back and improving bits. I will have to hit the cog with a bit of a rust effect, but nothing too grand. I repainted his surgical tool pouch, that was irritating me a bit. I have in the painting pile in various states of progress; Seamus McMourning Convict Gunslinger Hans So, one of those will be next up.

Thanks for the comments and welcomes, it's nice to be here. As for the colour scheme (and green hair), I cannot claim originality because I pretty much copied it from the painted example printed in the blister pack. (I changed the shirt from red to purple though) :idea: As for the base, it's just a bit of slade and modelling sand basecoated and drybrushed in various shades of brown. There's also a little brass etching cog I bent and bashed up there too. (just realised, I should of painted the surgical tools pouch brown and not black - oops!)

That's an impressive paint job, if I can get my Seamus to that standard I would be very proud. Lovely turquoise.

Excellent stuff, I really like the purple incorporated into the skin tones and the base is without saying wonderful. The corrosion on the barrel is spot on.

New readers read-me! Skip to here to start reading from my 2014 progress onwards. Models prior to that were completed way back in 2010! [Original post follows] Hello, I suppose I better introduce myself. I was up to about a month ago a GW purist, started off in the miniatures hobby nearly 12 years ago (so I've been at it a while now). I decided I needed a change and stumbled across Wyrd Miniatures and I knew then I was on to something good. So, I took a dive into Malifaux and got some miniatures so this will be my thread to show what I've painted. I would like to think I've got the hang of this painting business by now, but I always like constructive critism, ideas and the like (though good old-fashioned praise is good too. :angel:) Here's my first one done; Leveticus, Steampunk Necromancer Waiting to hear what you think, Feral