Showing posts with label Perdita Gunslinger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perdita Gunslinger. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

Malifaux---The Gunslingers Finished

Greeting once again InterWebs!!!! I would like to present for your viewing pleasure my finished Ortega Gunslingers from Malifaux. I really enjoyed painting these miniatures. I do not play the game (local group has not tried it either) but I was drawn to the miniatures anyway. If you look at the company's website at how they painted the Gunslingers-Perdita Box Set you will see that I did not exactly follow their painting example. I do think my turned out rather well though.






Here are some closer shots of the various family members.

Perdita:



A close up:


Francisco:



A close up:


Santiago:



A close up:


Nino:




The business end of his weapon:


Papa Loco (inmate 231):



Crazy eyes!


Thanks for stopping by and taking a look! I hope you have enjoyed your visit to my little corner of the InterWebs! Take care.

Sunday, June 30, 2013

Malifaux Ortega Faction PiP

Greetings once again InterWebs!!!! I managed to sneak in a little bit of painting time this weekend between all of the rain and lightning storms. I sat at the painting station and stared at some Malifaux miniatures which I had picked up years and years ago. I do not play Malifaux at all (and my local gaming group doesn't either) but I really liked several of the miniatures from the Ortega Faction of 'The Guild' (whatever that means).

After looking at the miniatures for a bit I decided to 'get stuck in'. Having never painted a miniature from Wyrd Miniatures before I was a little unsure what a couple of things were on the sculpts, I guess having painted Games Workshop Miniatures for 25 years (or more) I find it a little strange to pick up another manufacturer's miniature. Well enough talk, here are some paint-in-progress shots of the Ortega Clan:

Perdita:




Francisco:




Santiago:





Nino:




Papa Loco:



I still have a bit more work to do on these miniatures. I am still not sold on the safety orange straight-jacket on Papa Loco. All in all these were fun miniatures to paint and it should not take to long to finish them up just in time to try out some Malifaux at GenCon 2013 were the company is unveiling Malifaux 2.0. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look! Take care!