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I think the coryphee would be just fine, Tuesday, and would totally work. Use some putty on the base first and mold it to be a bit more seamless. You might also get some bow or fabric earrings or maybe use some putty to touch up the legs so they look like the coryphee dress. I'm sure it wouldn't be too tough but would look down right awesome. Here are the two close together for some visualization:

Nope, just one on the table in your crew at a time. After it goes boom you can summon it again.

You'll probably be blowing up a few spiders as you go along so you'll be able to recycle those. 9 should be just fine. The new Hoffman box set has the Guardian and Hunter, which Ramos can use as well.

I make some of them. I think I got some pics some where... Book or Tome Scrap counters Tunnelling markers for things that tunnel. Crooked Men Shaft counters. I really wanted to do a mine shaft, but then, it wouldn't be very flat. If it was flat it would just look like a hole in the ground, so I did tracks.

I took some pliers and adjusted and rotated the arms till they fit. Then I had a problem with them staying glued, so had to put a small pin in it. Touched it up with some putty.

Sorry, these aren't done yet, but here ya go.

This one? Those look custom from various scraps, gears and bits. Personally, those bases would be too tall for my tastes.

Excellent work, Ratty! I love it!

Slow going this week. Some RL stuff going on and it cut into my Malifaux time! Anyway, here is an update. Grave Spirit is done and started working on some Shafted markers for my crooked men. These are not done and I'll paint over the one sign with text. I just wanted to test it.

I love the toolkit! We should get a thread of all the toolkit proxies together.

Loctite Superglue Gel. That's my favorite at the moment. Oh, and get some air dry putty to fill some gaps. Green stuff is really popular but I use Quicksteel automotive putty a lot cause it's at Wal-mart and has amazing strength.

I've had really good luck with my Canon PowerShot A1100 IS for picture quality. However, the major downside is battery power. It eats through the batteries like no tomorrow. But the quality is really good. I usually just leave it on Auto and click-shoot. I use Picasa to auto upload and link to my Google pics online. Picasa will also do basic editing pretty easily too, like lighting, straightening and cropping. The canons run around $160 these days and Picasa is free.

I'm also on the face and eyes bandwagon. Although starting a new set and getting the bases all the same theme is a bit difficult. Unless I do them all at the same time, the often don't match.