Drunken Bayou Dojo no 2

I got me the Brewmaster.  For Malifaux plastics they weren't that hard to put together, or maybe I'm just getting used to them.  The bases are the swamp bases from Fenris Games, and all have a bit of water effects resin in them.

I did them in dark colours, they are mysterious ninjas after all.

The Brewmaster

Apprentice Wesley

I did his clothes in greys and browns.  This was to make him blend in with the others while making him stand out more as a civilian.

Fingers

I thought his trousers looked a bit like long johns, so I  painted them to look like them.

The three moon shinobi

I call this one beer hat for obvious reasons.

This one is called stagger

And this is splat.

The whole gang is together now.  I just need to figure out how to use them.

A bit more greenery

I've been making more terrain for the club.  This time in the form of trees, actually I shrunk a few down, so technically some are bushes.  I'm going to need scale dark eldar's help for this.

These two trees are from the Model Tree Shop.  They're at the pricier end of the tree spectrum, but i thing the look damn good.  Obviously one is much larger than the other.

The rest of these came from ebay... or amazon... or both, I forget which.  These are just cheap model railway trees repurposed for wargaming.

The bases are spare bits from a mdf chemical tank kit.  I've no idea why the decided to design it so it was actually hollow, but hey, free bases.

This little lot are ready to go to their new home at the Five Arches Wargames Club.

Operation End Times no 21 Mannfred Von Carstein, Mortarch of Night

I finally got around to painting Mannfred.  He's been sitting next to my desk for three months waiting to get painted.  And now he's painted he can grace the battlefield.

So who wants to see some pictures?

Well that's the last of the Mortarchs.  Just need to keep plodding through the units.

Just a quick point on Age of Sigmar.  I wont be playing it.  The miniatures look hideous.  I'm going to continue playing 8th edition Warhammer Fantasy.  And Games Workshop can shove their round bases up their collective arses.

Product Review, Deep Cuts Studio Cobblestone Mat

A bought a cobblestone gaming mat from Deep Cuts Studio and I though I'd do a wee review.  I got the 3 foot by 3 foot version for use in the Batman Miniatures Game.  Here's what it looks like.

Looks pretty awesome from a distance, but close up it looks even better.

The cobbles are all uneven sizes for that more realistic look.  It even has manholes. 

Here it is with some scenery on it.  I lost that game by the way.  You may notice some curling at the edges.  That's because I put its tube the wrong way round, not to self roll it face side outwards.

The mat is exceptionally good quality.  It's tough and is textured on the reverse for grip.  It's cheap too.  I'd recommend one.

The Harvest part 6 Bloodletters

I finished a second group of bloodletters for my Harvest  army.  There's a few gaps in them, but meh, it wont be too noticeable on the tabletop.

The close ups

 some closer close ups

 I lost this guys head, so I got him a new one from Heresy Miniatures.

Standard Bearer

An old metal bloodletter that I'm using as a bloodreaper.  He's in charge because he's the beefiest.

The Harvest part 5 Chaos Space Marines

I finished a squad of chaos marines and an extra guy with a plasma pistol.  Forgetting that chaos marine squads can't have two plasma pistol guys in the squad when I started painting them, hence the extra guy.  These are repaints of some of my old guys so please excuse any mould lines I missed.

And the other guy