bucket_boy101

I've had it done on one of my Minas Tirith knights, whose lances were notorious for breaking off (as the too were joined at the wrist). The guy I got to do it for me (I have only a theoretical knowledge of soldering) did it very carefully, and the only part he melted other than the solder was a very small amount (<1mm) of the knight's arm.

Nice, looks good, Jon. Can't wait to see it all painted. Subscribed!

You and me both! Finally mrs Z gets her much needed lovin!

I'll give her some much needed lovin'! I don't care how old she is!

Solder?

Game Color Skab Red, Blood Red, and Fire orange.

Skab first, then a Badab Black wash, the worked up from the Skab to Blood, then to I added small amounts of fire orange to the Blood red to raise it's shade. Added more for the highlight and that was about it.

Thanks Mate, will try to apply it to my Terror Tots. I'm going to go with the whole "Colour changes with growth" idea.

Can you tell me how you did the red? I'm looking at swomething similar for my Nephilim when i paint them.

For instance, I am still using the V1 cards for my Young Nephilim, as the major difference is in the ordering of some of the abilities.

Yes, but if you look in the bar to your left, you will see a sub-heading called V2 statcards. Here you can find all the cards that have been updated. If you can't find a model in these pdf files, they haven't been updated. this is usually the models from Rising powers, though there are a few models in Book 1 that weren't updated.

Rules Manual, page 73, paragraph 3: "Some Schemes require a player to nominate a terrain feature or model. Terrain features and models can only be nominated by one Strategy and one Scheme per player at any time. That is, if a player chooses multiple Schemes which nominate enemy models, each Scheme must nominate a different enemy model."

Speaks for itself.

bucket_boy101

Lililth

She will be my first Non-guild Outing, and is currently sitting in her box still. Having played one game with her (proxies win!) I have found her very much to my liking. I don't know how I will go getting all the schemes and strat's but I'm going to give it a shot.

Q: Can we add MWL Recruit to our sig as soon as we sign up?

Move 5 with float is quite fast.

28mm Heroic is fairly close to 32 mm anyway.

How about the legs? Looking at them, i don't know how I'm going to get them to stay level while I glue the other on. Therefore, soldering.

You guys realize that many of the "youngins" on this forum aren't even going to get those references...

I have a suspicion that eric is just a puppet that generates anticipation counters and feeds off of them as some succulent delicacy.

Hey, speak for yourself, I'm only 20!

Looking at Rising Powers, Augmented Jump merely gives him flight and prevents him from being blocked. This would prevent damage from any model that has the Wicked ability, yet the Alp does damage that does not require a Cb-->Df duel for blocking.

In other words, the Alp does damage even if Von Schill uses Augmented Jump.

I'm going to pain my Hoffman stuff, but after Lady J. Out of interst, did you glue your 'Keeper together, and if so have you had any issues with limb breakage? I'm probably going to solder mine.

Yesterday, love was such an easy game to play.....

Anyway, now it's tomorrow, and in less than one hour it will be Friday. Eric owes us an announcement!

The best explanation I've heard is from Eric. He said that if you take a clean (possibly wet) brush, your paint should be able to wick up inside your brush, without you applying any pressure to the paint.

Team Lilith, Member #4.

Somewhat related to this topic is whether or not a master can target themselves with a spell, if it says Target friendly model within range. Is this possible?

Judge is actually pretty good against Levi. Not for his combat ability, but his spell "Judged". Lady J for the same reason as the executioner, plus she also has combat ability and killing power.

Nice paint work. For reference, what is the Irrenhaus?

Dude, It's really nice painting! One piece of constructive criticism: try basing your miniatures with generic basing sand, before you undercoat them. That way, you can do it as part of the painting process, and it'd only take about five or ten minutes more. Plus it then adds a lot to the miniatures themselves.

Hi Horrorshow, welcome to Malifaux, and the Forums. Lilith is a good start, as she is relatively straight forward and therefore easy to learn. One thing with your list, though, why not drop the two young nephilim for a Mature Nephilim? You then get two more soul stones to use with Lilith, the better to keep her alive when she is in combat.

The reasons I give for dropping the Young Nephilim are that you will grow into the Young nephilim fairly easily, and the Mature Nephilim grants a large amount of mobility to the shaman, through the combo of Carry and the shaman's ability that lets carry be a (1) action instead of a (2) action.

You're right, it has to say something like: "Target must pass a Wp-->XYZ duel or else____". Then it's a WP duel, where the model taking the duel is the defender.