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And the Ressurrectionist-Madness goes on and on :-) This time a Flesh Construct and two Crooligans!

Love the Hoffmann Crew and the Burning Dude - especially the nice effect on the coat!

Still a very fast and good-looking way to paint those miniatures, however, when using a lot of inks and drybrushing I would have filled the gap on the mantle. Nevertheless, Misaki is very cool!

Amall update from my side ;-)

Just a glimpse inbetween and just a WIP since the bases are not finished: I am painting the Ressers of my mate since he is injured at the moment. I'm trying to get a good mixture of speed and quality here - my Gremlins and von Schill are better painted but the Ressers will be finished quicker ;-)

Wohoo :-) I am painting the first bunch of Ressers for a friend this month. Madame Sybelle (8 SS), 2 Rotten Belles (10), Nurse (5 SS), Yin, Carrion Emissary (10 SS) and Carrion Effigy (4 SS) Pics follow

Thanks very much :-) Yesterday, I worked on the bases and filled them with dirty resin (clear resin + green pigments + some yellow ink. Ulix-Box Somer-Box The beginnings of the Ophelia-Box The rest and the band I am starting our campaign with :-)

The Pig-Frenzy goes on and on. Here's Ulix and some more Pig-stuff. And I've got a better foto of the Ulix Box as well ;-) Hope you like them

Wow, here's some cool stuff going on! @Viruk I really love the Hoffman Crew in reds, looks really amazing! Nice alternative scheme, making it less steam-punky, more sci-fi (I always seem to combine steampunk and brass in my mind), but the effect is beautiful nonetheless! And those bases are just sexy as hell, especially the tapestry! @Sandmann Beautiful old lady, the model is a blast but your painting makes it even better. Looking forward to see the finished Guild Lawyer :-) @RikLok Very Good idea using Skinks as alternatives. it seems as if you have used Army Painter? Since the models are really glossy but I think a good coat of satin varnish will help! Love the vibrant colours on the skinks :-D @Kutslo The colour scheme on Snow Storm is really cool and the light colours give it a very good overall look. The Ice Dancers are fantastic, too, I especially like the ice effect on their bases! Well done! - - - - I am finished for this month (yay!) Since we are planning a campaign and I want to come pig-heavy, I changed my monthly goals (@prof_bycid Sorry for making your job more complicated again :-/) , which now consists of Ulix (15ss), Gracie (10ss), 6 stuffed piglets (12ss) Here are the pigs, unpainted: And here they are, painted: Hope you like them

I haven't been idle myself so far and startet with Ulix :-)

I am trying to catch up on last month and finish the Ulix Box and start painting the Zipp-Box. So my plan is: Ulix (15ss), 3 Iron Skeeters (18ss) --> 32 ss in total :-)

Basically we just say that you cannot cross the water except for using the platforms and bridges inbetween. (if there is an inch between platform and the pavement we just imagine miniatures jumping over it). If you can fly, you may cross the water without penalties. This is not ideal in a tournament sense, but from our perspective, this never was a bigger problem, since we are not playing competetive and choosing the right side of the table gets more important by that And with all the terrain we've got, you can always increase the amount of bridges - here is an example of our last game, where water really was not that much of a problem

As I am participating in the monthly painting challenge, I finished some more Gremlins in April: Penelope (2ss), Old Mayor (9ss) and three wild boars (18ss) --> 29 Soulstones.

Unfortunately, I didn't finish everything I was aiming for (building a house and working in a start up takes astonishingly much time from your hobby-account ;-) ) but I fulfilled my point limits for my Master pledge nevertheless :-) Here they are: Penelope (2ss), Old Mayor (9ss) and three wild boars (18ss) --> 29 Soulstones.

The Sky Pirates are next on my painting desk, too. Awesome models and they read like a lot of fun Your colours are splendid (as usual!) and I like the vibrant tones!

Always nice to see you, Maulwurfmann. And always nice to see your beautifully painted Malifaux Models - definitely a double plus flip with cherry topping! This way I can *squee* more often when I see them here and on TTW

Yeah, very vibrant colours, I like that

Holy moly, that's a ton you will be working on! Good luck :-) But you're right - the different models, even in one faction - help to stay motivated :-)

Very beautiful and stunning models. Thumps up - I love how you blend the miniatures together with your "dusty" theme, that spans from bases to de-saturated colours!

I'll tell him ;-) That really is an astonishing piece of terrain. But a bit costly, as well :-/ Maybe, I'll consider it, however

Thanks a ton; although I feel my board does not match the quality of your city board ;-) Your vine-overgrown buildings are simply breathtaking! We had another game yesterday: I am planning on increasing my collection of terrain with the upcoming Renedra Fences and some advertising colums. I've found beautiful posters (http://www.beastsofwar.com/wolsung-ssg/put-posters-wolsung-tables/) I want to distribute here and there. Maybe I'll try to lay my hands on a Garden of Morrs Set, too?

Thanks a ton :-) The trees are bought from Noch, a German distributor for model railroad stuff: http://shop.noch.de/produkt-kategorien/baeume-buesche-fuer-dioramen-modell-landschaften-und-modelleisenbahn-anlagen/profi-baume/laubbaeume/21802.html I decided to gor for more expensive trees this time but taking tall ones. I didn't want a board with trees that are maybe twice as big as a miniature.. The statues are bought from thomarillion, again a German shop that has a lot of nice terrain-articles. And I like supporting small companies ;-) http://www.thomarillion.de/?page=catalog

I am going to paint Ulix and his Pigs this month. So: Ulix (15ss), Penelope (2ss), Old Mayor (9ss) and three wild boars (18ss) --> 44ss :-) EDIT: Added the pic

I am participating in the painting challenge and I finished some models: Ophelia (15ss), Bayou Gremlin (3ss), Pigapult (8ss) and Pere Ravage (6ss) = 32ss in total

to make it easier for @prof_bycid, here's my finieshed pledge again: Ophelia (15ss), Bayou Gremlin (3ss), Pigapult (8ss) and Pere Ravage (6ss) = 32ss in total Looking forward to next month with you guys. There are some really cool models painted in this thread and definitly a lot of enthusiasm and more beautiful games in the future. Congrats to all of you