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The guy with the glasses also has a hole shot clean through his hat (Like the Yahoo Mountain dew guy) I sculpted the log he is sitting on from Pro Create and the gun is a modified GW Empire hand gun

Hawg Whisperer number 1 and some slop hawlers I did for a customer And Pere Ravage also for my customer (Wonder when I'll get MY Gremlins all done??)

Here are two more. I really wanted a lot of grunt gremlins but did not want duplicated poses Had to give this guy spectacles because once I took the telescope away his left eye was non existant

Wow I never saw response- Sorry Canada Steve. My website is http://pigmentsofyourimagination.com and more photos at http://community.webshots.com/user/praetorian1313 Normal painting of a Malifaux figure is about 6-10 dollars each depending on complexity. More if you want conversions or really customized bases. Here is the final conversion of the three pack. This guy is the remnant of a hanging with a broken neck.

I just got this building in from a company called Custom Kingdoms. The castings were excellent with no noticable bubbles. The building came pre built. I ordered the unpainted version but they sell them painted as well. They have a bigger steam punk building as well as many Tudor type buildings. This one made me think of Malifaux though! http://www.customkingdoms.com/ Very affordable, especially if you want the pre painted ones. They also will build custom pieces for you out of their bits The clock tower and windmill have possibilities as well!

Bravo!

I know they have a "volunteer" program kinda like the old GW outriders (And I was a Croc games Camp Follower for awhile) Is there a place to find out who the Colorado/Denver volunteer is?

I started painting miniatures for customers, then found I liked them enough to get a few for myself. Then I got the rule books. Now I need to figure out how to play. Anyone in Westminster Colorado area who plays? I usually hang out at Total Escape in Broomfield. I have a bunch of gremlins so far, and some arcanists on the painting table Email me at ghargh6969@yahoo.com Thanks Les aka Praetorian13

Here is the second conversion I sculpted the conical straw hat from Pro Create though I had to hollow it out to fit on the head and even then it sat way too high and I had to saw a bit of his skull off to make it work!

So I have painted a couple dozen of these minis for customers and found myself drawn towards getting a few of my own. I could not pass up the humorous possibilities of the Bayou Gremlins! (Though I'd love to see some cold weather "Russian" style ones someday! A bane to machines everywhere!) First one is pretty straight forward. I gave him a meat cleaver from a GW figure since that seemed a bit more intimidating than a violin, but perhaps less than a banjo.... He is giving the Dyslexic sign for "LOSER" next is a strange little figure I got off of ebay many years ago in a batch of foundry Colonial figures. It is a sculpt of a goblin with a gun "holding up" father Christmas. Father Xmas may well become an Empire wizard, and this little nekkid goblin is now a Gremlin! Next up some of my conversions so that the 8 gremlins I have do not repeat themselves!

A customer wanted me to do a second set of Punk Samurai and because I cannot stand having identical figures in a small force (My problem not HIS! Laughing) I decided to try a couple of conversions This first one I switched right arms with "Bandage Dead Guy" to give a different pose. Took off the head and the ponytail and added a Westwind Samurai head.

nicely done!

Love it I had just been thinking that a theater would be cool and here you did everything even better than I imagined!

Final shots before I ship tomorrow. Gremlin board and a swamp board with a graveyard and a spooky house. Thanks for reading and offering suggestions and rules clarifications. Still working on a hanging tree but needs more work. Thanks Les pigmentsofyourimagination.com

OK I created this from Apoxie Sculpt. I liked it so much I made a mold and poured duplicates in resin. This is the first duplicate all painted up. I imagine some friends will be getting some for Yule, then I may throw a few on Ebay. It is 3"x3" and you can stand on it. Did I do one right this time??? (Laughing)