TheNamelessOne's cross faction collection

[TheNamelessOne]

Hi there,

Although I am rather new to playing Malifaux, I have enjoyed painting this characterful miniatures for quite a while. I started painted miniatures back in the days as Rackham's Confrontation range was still around - so that'd be some some years ago…. As you see, I am not fixed to a single faction but since I am mainly a painter, that's ok, I guess 😎 Please leave a comment if you like!

First, we have the Neverborn minis from the M2E starter. I am really happy how they turned out:

Of Course, here are their antagonists as well:

However, the first Malifaux minis I have painted are Nellie and her crew:

Next, we have the crazy old cat Lady, Catelin Abernathy, and her entourage:

There are a lot more cats than the ones near Benny Wolcomb….

 

[TheNamelessOne]

… and we continue with Mah Tucket and her crew - I am not completely happy with the green skin tone, though, as it looks a bit flat:

And finally, there are some more Neverborn:

In order to Photograph these ghosts I had to use a special camera which is why these Images are a little darker than the previous ones 😁

Pandora and her Poltergeist are still waiting to be finished but I don't know when this will be done…

Comments and criticism welcome! 

[lusciousmccabe]

Those are some nice models you have there! Particularly like the reporters and Mah crew.

[TheNamelessOne]

16 hours ago, lusciousmccabe said:

Those are some nice models you have there! Particularly like the reporters and Mah crew.

Thank you! 😀 I am quite happy how the bases of the Gremlins turned out. It was the first time that I used any acrylic still water effect.

[Zebo]

Did you used some special paints for the ghosts? Their brightness is amazing. 

[TheNamelessOne]

11 hours ago, Zebo said:

Did you used some special paints for the ghosts? Their brightness is amazing. 

I used Vallejo Model Color: green fluorescent - over a white primer. Moreover, I used yellow fluorescent for the cats' eyes and orange fluorescent for the gremlins' eyes. However, I think the brightness on the fotos is due to the interplay of these colors with my desk lamp (no special one!) I used as spotlight for the foto session.