Shooting between miniatures

[Berion]

Hi! I’m learning how to play M3e and in the last game we got a doubt that we want to solve, as couldn’t find it in the rule book.

In the attached picture A miniature is shooting to D.  We can draw a line of sight passing between tho miniatures (B and C). Does it has some kind of concealment or cover?

Thank you for your help!!

[Berion]

Great! Now it’s all clear, thank you for your answers and explanations! 
I prefer if they don’t have concealment, it makes the game faster

[Scoffer]

Models don't get concealment and cover from other models, unless there is an Ability like Bodyguard or Sputtering Exhaust that provides concealment/cover. In the world of Malifaux mages and gunfighters need nothing but a smallest gap to hit their target.

[Maniacal_cackle]

The relevant rule for models and shooting is 'friendly fire'. 

You can check the exact effect in the rulebook, but basically if a model is engaging another, shooting either suffers a minus from friendly fire.

So if B and C are enemies, they're likely engaging each other and shooting either gives friendly fire. A and D are not engaged, and don't have any extra protection.

[LeperColony]

It'd be sort of interesting if models counted as blocking Ht X, but time consuming.  Other games have, at times, assigned penalties to drawing LoS through models/units.  40k, for example.