*Jack*

It's automatic, but both must be placed touching opposing table edges. This means you can attach one to a "neutral" table edge in that zone, but the other one will be all the way accross the map diagonally. I think its an awesome and fluffy scheme. I think the only difficulty is estimating 6" away from eachother - Get it less than perfect and you'll have to place more markers, take too much of a risk and you'll lose all the points. Tough :/ If you were allowed to measure, I think it would be better.

Funny... I really enjoyed painting coppelius! So different to other models I'd done so I guess thats why I liked it. Dont want to paint my chompy yet. Had him for ages and still havent painted it. Kaeris, steampunk dorothy, and sue have all been chores to paint (or are currently PiP) - I dont know why, possibly just so many details so not too fun. Flipside, Collodi was lovely. Teddy was lovely, coryphees were lovely. Fire gamin were a lot of fun, Hamelin was a joy. Not sure why any of these, just have a few fond memories of doing them

Alternatively, Stick both nathan and eric on one 50mm tree, hang the jack daw off the other one? I dont see you using two hanged and jack daw

I'd give them a whole unified base. Why? Because it looks better. If I was doing Z, and just her, I'd probably go with a swamp theme. Bit obvious, I know. Dockland bases painted bayou-ey, or swamp bases, on every model. However, my neverborn are all on orphanage bases so I'll probably do them like that, just for consistency.

Bases are really inspired. Lazarus looks good. I wonder if you could make the steambourg look better by re-highlighting the skin? or drybrushing it with your base colour? Let us/me know what you need to know about hiring, and we'll sort it out

I have various things that help motivate me to paint. Firstly, malifaux is much better for keeping up than something else, like warhammer or kings of war. Painting 5 individual models is much nicer than painting 50 exactly the same. First thing I think is to enjoy it. Seems obvious, but really take pride in certain minis. Every mini, if possible. Try new techniques, constantly push yourself. On the flip side though, recognise when an area or model is done, and whilst you could do more, you can also leave it as is. Podcasts, tv I've seen, music all help. Stick them on, have a blast. Focus on one or two models at a time. I've recently been trying to paint a bit every day. This is hard inbetween college and work, but even just sticking a wash on a base counts. This gets me to pick up a brush, which is often the hardest part. You say you do 3 weeks on, a few weeks off. There's really nothing wrong with this, and if it leaves you with a few half-painted crews... Push yourself to finish those last few models. Knock out one model at a time, one crew at a time. Eventually, you'll finish them, and it'll be a great feeling Finally, I tend to buy a lot more minis than I can paint. So for a few months now, before I buy a new model, I wait till I've finished a current model. Spreading out your purchases like this, or holding off on new crews until you finish your current ones, will save you money, and make your workload less intense. Good luck

I also think plastic is a great opportunity for base inserts... Easy to cast, make them a bit cheaper and people will happily buy tons of them

Hi all, recently did a malifaux related blogpost on my new blog, so if you enjoy this kind of thing be sure to follow http://wanderingwargamer.wordpress.com/ Compared Jack daw and all his caveats to a slate ridge mauler. Odd, I know. Well I love malifaux so I'll be blogging a lot about it. Feedback greatly appreciated Jack

I'm interested if that offer falls through

Having put together a large steampunk arachnid, I have to say, I would LOVE for it to be re-modelled in plastic. I'd buy two. Coryphee duets too. They dont need it, the metal sculpts are lovely, but the arms are ALWAYS falling off. plastic would mean I could get a better join. Warden would be nice in plastic. (As would the guardian.) I assume the peacekeeper too, though I've never made one. pigapult could do with it. Can't think of any other outcasts (Maybe the desolation engine). No rezzers, neverborn wise maybe the big stuff? Teddy - Though he's one piece in metal, so really not a problem.

I hope they havent been forgotten. Quick, interesting scenario packs are easy to knock up, are fun to play, and are loved by the fans

This made me chuckle As did the rest of your post :') If you rephrase the questions a bit clearer, I'd love to chip in with some responses Get out there and play some more!

Looks lovely. Really lovely. Crisp white, great red and black. Wooden bits are thematic but not overpowering. Almost perfect Really lovely... So lovely infact, I may just go and buy the model. Original colour scheme is amazing though, and would fit right with my neverborn. (Or anyone's neverborn) so painting it like yours is definitely a interesting option

Lovely I've been doing something similar myself Now you just need a roof. I also use them to make great planked bases for my neverborn and my showgirls

Looks good, cheers. On a side note, I dont think we'll be seeing an individual Jakob blister, nor a group illuminated blister. (And the same for mei feng, railworkers, misaki and tokkage) which means the only place to get any of these models, masters, totems, or minions, is in the box set. Not sure how I feel about that :/

haha this made me chuckle... Actually no :/ -Storm is for a painting project. Maybe used as an alt rasputina, dont want the crew but really fancied making some big, over the top ice/snow bases so getting various figures to put on them. -Ice golem puppet is to proxy as an essence of power. -Tentacles are to convert clockwork traps for my friends lucas crew. -Other puppets are just as something to paint, but I dont want to shell out £50 on the box. (Atleast, not till it comes out in plastic) -Miss terious is for a conversion, possibly for roleplaying. Apologies for having burst your bubble If you want, I could lie and pretend to be working on some big diorama? :') My painting's nowhere near good enough for that kind of thing yet :/

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I didnt want to make him OP... No-one would let him be used if that was the case. He's not a competitive choice, I just wanted to see how I could represent a spooky wally character in game I'll add the wording to the list of things to clarify

Excited after listening to the podcast put me down as a preliminary

Jacob, illuminated and tannen are on 30mm, Graves is on a 40mm, Hungering hippo is on 50mm.

Mal - lih - foe. Malifaux. Just read it like a french word. I truly believe this is how it's intended to be pronounced, but that doesnt stop one guy at my gaming club calling it mallyfax. idiot.

Oops, yes it should Cheers for pointing that out. And no... I'm not sure why thats in there. I think I meant spirit.

The union miner artwork from book 3 is pretty lovely. Havent got the model yet though. Acolette artwork is lovely too

I use KR aquila bags for different crews and factions. Makes it easy to take a single crew to a game, meaning I can carry everything I need in a messenger bag. I keep all stat cards in the relevant cases. Bags are arranged by faction and crew. Example, my rezzers are all in a single double bag. (Twice as thick.), however my hamelin crew is in its own bag, and my collette crew, seperate to my other arcanists. (I dont tend to mix them.) Each bag holds 20 model or 25 little ones. Double bags hold 40. Stat card pictured for scale.

Hi all, Been musing over some ideas for minions this week, and finally got round to using ratty's great card creator. The inspiration for this model is a creepy where's wally kind of figure... Sighted in crowds all around malifaux, only for a few seconds, then he disappears. I'd like the face to be more like slenderman, if possible, just to make him seem more neverborn. I'll update the card if I sketch him, possibly, and when I make the model, definitely. Enjoy Comments, crits, and feedback. This is only version 1.0