ItsyBitsyFighter

This set looks amazing! I am getting major chess pieces vibes. Looking forward to painting them in a fallen statue paint scheme!

Awesome! Thanks for the answers. Hopefully will get some of the buildings framed and ready soon.

I have not played more then a demo game and that was a year ago. So to say I am new is an understatement. I love the idea of a smaller scale game with less models and more character! Malifaux certainly fits the bill! Now the thing that got me interested in this hobby originally was seeing pictures of tables covered in terrain. I have always wanted to make my own. I have dabbled with terrain in the past for D&d, but never a full table. I have decided to bite the bullet and make a pledge here to get going on that goal. After looking around at the amazing selection of models that Wyrd peddles, I decided to go with Parker Barrows as my first crew. There is something captivating about a bunch of bandits facing a much more frightening foe like the undead or literal nightmares. With that I now had not only my crew selected but also the Setting. What is a cowboy without a fitting Wild West town? This will be the primary battleground I will use to hopefully lure others into tasting the Malifaux water with me. I have made some starter sketch’s of buildings I want to make. I do have a couple of questions for those more knowledgeable than myself: Are building size objects problematic for game play? How important would multiple playable levels be? should internal parts of buildings be playable? that is all at the moment. I am excited to start this project. If you have any ideas I would love to hear them! thanks Itsy

The overachiever category was simply flooded with fantastic entries. I would not have been shocked to see a completely different top three there! great job everyone! Everyone who entered has created something to be proud of. thanks Wyrd for being the best!