BigMek

Haven't read the whole thread so this have proberbly been suggested, but, I've always thought that some type of religious crusading crew for the Guild would be cool, preachers and the like (holy handgrenade?). The cirkus/carnival idea would be cool for either neverborn or outcasts, the indian shaman idea is also cool. A Jekyll and Hyde theme would also be very awsome. That's one of the cool things about Malifaux, so many options and ways to go with it.

The ability to understand women...

May be me whos uninformed but I don't get the thing with the sewer someone mentioned, aren't the sewers on the other side of the breach? Also, I've always imagined it somewhere in the "wild west", what with the guild in general. Though Nicodemus have always seemed to me like a proper British gentleman....who raises zombies.

Looking really good, the bases look awsome and love the detail with the rose. Good job.

May just be me, but Sleepy Hollow works for me...at the very least it's inspired me to make a malifaux gaming table.

It would take some conversion work, but if you could do it the rifle resting it's stock on the ground or him having it leaning on his should it might work. Would look like he was taking a lil break to take a gulp ^^

You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

Rift Beta...awsome game. Magic:TG on Xbox Live And in about a months time Dragon Age 2! can't wait.

Looks pretty good, nice scratchbuild. I have to say that when I heard the name "mobile toolkit" this is not at all what I imagined (mind you, I don't have the second book yet), very steampunky though.

When I read about the puppetwars stuff I get a sort of Toy Story on roids image in my head...pretty cool when you think about it.

First and foremost for me is music, I play drums and "sing", also used to play bass. Other than that I do roleplaying (both PnP and LARP) and also do WW2 themed airsoft.

Mine ain't that original either. I've been playing warhammer 40k for more or less 10 years now or even more I think, mainly playing orks and when the time came I had to find a username on a danish miniatures forum and chose the name of one of my favorite ork characters: A Big Mek. Also seems to fit since I love doing crazy conversions, especially on vehicles...and also I'm quite large ^^

I do have Nico somewhere and got Ramos on the way, I'm a Ressurectionist and Arcanist man (sowwy ^^), forgot to mention that in the original post. Got a few future crews in mind, nothing guild or neverborn though

After reading this I sure am happy that the dead didn't rise when I bought my Nico box...that would have been awkward.

Don't think you really could have done anything, if he was having a really bad day theres nothing others can do about it, we all get em. I can understand your frustration though, it's never fun when the guy your playing with (yes, I say with and not against) is not having fun, it's hard for you to have fun.

Not suprised to see crazy themed models from you zKoTTe Looks good though, hope to see em in person down in Emperors Pride at some point.

Darn it TimeLapse, was gonna do that ^^ Looks pretty solid, always liked red minis, tend to look very striking, also pretty "grim" looking.

Well guess it's about time I stopped lurking and actually signed up on the forums. So, I'm a 25 winters young lad from Denmark and been interested in Malifaux more or less since it came out, but haven't played alot due to not many people playing it here at that time. Things have changed now though and it's time to get back into it. I've beein into roleplaying since the age of 10 (more or less), but regular P'n'P and LARP. Also various other tabletop games, warhammer fantasy/40k, Flames of War, Warmachine/hordes and also do some boardgames like Tannhauser when I get the chance. Playstyle wise I'm in no way a powergamer, I'm a "typical" fluff and themeplayer, mostly just using models I think look cool...I am working on going towards actually winning games. Other than all that I spend most of my time on music and play drums in a metal band and do vocals in a Aggrotech project. So, that's about all there is to say about me.