doctorlucky

First up, changed McMourning's coloring- thanks Nagash I think he looks better now Then I also cursed myself for gluing mcbuzzsaw together before painting. I saw someone post the chihuahua on a barrel which was cool. I didn't have one, but I did have a clearance samurai punk zombie Whole crew- MY FIRST MALIFAUX CREW! I used the orange serum McMourning has supplementing the severed head, as something to tie together the rest of the crew. Nurses are administering it and the construct is fueled by it. I had a lot of fun working on this crew. Can't wait to get a second one done and head to my local game store. Again, I'm trying to work on my painting, any tips appreciated!

Anyone interested in getting some semi-regular interest in playing and testing these new puppets? The bad thing about vassal is it is hard to know when to get on to catch anyone playing. Timezones and stuff make it hard, but if we had a list of people that would be interested in saying hey I'm free tonight or every Monday to play then people could hop on and see what is happening and get in a game without any set times or whatever. So I'll start. I am currently logged into vassal. If anyone is interested in playing and learning how the heck it works, I'd love to play a game. I'll try to get on Monday evenings. I live in the midwest US. I used to play via skype with a couple of forum users and had a blast. This will be waaay better. Also please bear with me as I learn unstitched rules. I've been playing the original for a long time. (also for some reason the forum made me restart my account. Same Doctor Lucky as before but ...minty fresh?) TL;DR pretty sure Wyrd didn't invest in vassal and puppet wars: unstitched beta mode so we could all just drool over it. Lets set up some general times that people can check in on and try to get a game in.

Just finished the dog, was fun! I went for a matted grungy fur look and am pleased with it. I think it is a bit...wyrd...that the sculpt has two bites out of the dog's behind. Thank you for the comments, I really appreciate it! I was trying to match the box art, but now that you mention it--the hair is more orange-- will definitely change that and have more contrast with the boots. Thanks for the C&C!

thanks! He does have a bit of a sideshow bob thing going on. Any tips to make it better? Usually I look at tons of other people's pictures before tackling a figure. But I haven't seen anyone else post this crew yet.

Hello! I've watched this forum for a long time. I love to play puppet wars and evil baby orphanage, so I thought I would try Malifaux. I bought three starter sets on Black Friday and finally got a chance to paint one master. I assembled the rest of his crew and posted them next to him. Looks really nice. I was afraid of so many parts and how well they would turn out but it was easier than I thought with more skin intact than I thought too. This is my first miniatures game. I normally play board games. Over the last year I've been trying to improve my painting- there are a lot of amazing artists on this forum and I love to look at your pictures. I really have enjoyed all the tidbits of information and tips that you all leave here and there. Mako's guides are really awesome and helped me understand a lot of subtle ideas/concepts. Please, C&C welcome. I love to learn what would make something better. I wanted to keep the colors on the mini close to the box art. I like the box art a lot. Basing is something I have never done. So I think for now I want to keep it simple. I got "green stuff"-like stuff and then used a stamp to make the tile flooring. My mom is a scrapbooker so I stole some ideas from her for Ramos's and Lynch's bases. They are plumber's tape rolled through this thing that imprints a design. I sculpted Seamus's bases from a tutorial I found here! http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/159382/my-painted-games-wip-pic-heavy :Here is my journal of painting as I try to learn more and improve my painting if anyone is interested/would like to give me some pointers. Thanks for looking!