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Great stuff. You inject a creepy luminescence into things that really sets the mood. I particularly like the palette on the Insidious Madness. Though it's all very finely crafted.

Love your stuff! The take is unique and understated, but still entirely atmospheric. Well done.

Great start! Are you planning to use foam coat to make the foam pieces more durable? I haven't tried it myself, but I'm planning a similar project, and was advised to try it.

Outstanding. The atmospheric effect is very powerful, particularly on Jaakuna Ubume.

Very much enjoying this so far.

Outstanding stuff. Really, this "state-of-the-art" work.

Damn fine work! You got so much out of the Hanged with just a few colors! Really effective.

Looking good! And in particular, great bases!

AFAIK, the stories in Wyrd Chronicles are not the stories in the first rulebook.

Beautiful work. You really convey that semi-Western, demi-Victorian, hemi-steampunk vibe. Something about these figures, your color choices, and the craft of the painting make the crew feel like part of a story tale.

Nice work. Definitely sets a "Malifaux" mood.

Well done!

Damn! You've injected an utterly sinister, lethal mood into the models. Exquisite work, man. Well done.

Sick! Sooo dynamic, so bloody.... and those tattoos? Just really really good.

Great day! I highly recommend this event, the next time Adam and company put it back together. (hint hint... ) Thanks for a great day!

Dang, if this is a "lowered paint level...." Looks damn fine. I like the pale coloration, too. Nice work.

Nice work. I like the color scheme -- and seeing the thinking and research behind it. Looks like your crew is off to a great start!

I'm loving these!

Looking forward to the carnage. (I'm Fred Dalzell, by the way. One of the Eagles crowd.)

Dang, this is all so cool! Steeped in theme. Saturated in it. Just dripping with it. This is a crew I'd love to play against. Even if it is Collodi (and that's saying something. )

Love that! Great scheme, conveying a wonderfully atmospheric glow, all icy and Wyrd. Well done.

Nice work. I agree with others: the palette is very effective. Gives these pieces a very "real," historical look.

Alongside Lilith and her starting crew, I’ve also been “growing” a Mature Nephilim…. As with the other figures, I’m experimenting with grafting more “Neverbirth” onto the creature’s (relatively) human-looking aspects. In this case, I’m focusing most of my efforts on the creature’s wings. (This approach was inspired by a recent game in which the creature’s Wind Buffet cleared a small mob of opponents off of a scheme marker. Those can be very powerful wings!) I love the general shape and architecture of the wings as they looked on the sprue. But they're so clean, so smooth, so plain. I wanted something wilder and wyrder. So I went to work. First tentatively.... ....here and there... Well, once you start this sort of thing, you kind of have to keep going... Until I found myself with something like this: I had some trouble with the area around the head. I wanted to create an effect vaguely suggesting a mane of some sort. After several trials and errors, I came up with this: He needs cleaning up here and there, and some finishing touches, but that's the general idea. ] Frankly if I had this project to do again, I’d do things a little differently, and try to make my work a little cleaner. But it’s time to prime this guy and get him to the painting table. Maybe in a few months I’ll try another take. Thanks for looking. Let me know what you think.

Slick! Great paint job, that really brings out the expressiveness of the models. Well done!

I like your choice to use a limited palette on the clothing. Gives model has a strong impact. And I agree with Underdog6750: love the bleeding eyes! Nice start.