And another from the femme fatale range
From Curt:So far, this has been a very good Challenge for Bob Murch and his wonderful range of models. I love the coppers in this entry with their Irish blue double-breasted long coats.
The femme fatale is very fetching as well. With her red-fingernailed hands holding the glass of champagne, you can almost hear her breathily say, 'Happy New Years, Darling...'.
...and just enough points to put a finger in Millsy's eye and take the lead...
A fine day out Mr. Docherty!
Brilliant! Love the deep shading on the coppers.
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DeleteThese are great. I love the blue on the police. The platinum on the blonde is also nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThe blues on those coppers really pop. Those highlights are just perfect for these figures. Also that oh so pale blue on the femme fatale is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get the back ground features you are photographing your pulps with? I can't find terrain like this anywhere and I like the way your stuff looks.
Thanks Anne. It's one of buildings I made for my gangster projects. The chequered floor is just a printed piece of paper , put up against the side wall of the building ..
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DeleteThank you Dave!
DeleteNice work on Serenity City's Finest there, Dave!
ReplyDeleteThanks Evan.. Nice to ha e some extra cops! They were a bit out numbered
DeleteNice work Dave love the blue coat of the coppers!
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray..
DeleteTop coppers Mr D. I'm not so keen on the Ice Maiden but that the sculpt, not your paint job which is lovely. She does seem to have a rather wide head and a big hooter!
ReplyDeleteCheers mate.. I know what you mean re the Ice maiden,I is not the best one in the pack ... However it was under coated... And when Ya need 5 points!
DeleteCome to think of it she does look like a lovely Brando in drag...
DeleteHey.. Whadda Ya got... Punk...
DeleteThose coppers are top drawer, the blue is just right.
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DeleteNice painting! The cops are ace and the maiden looks striking in her light blue dress.
ReplyDeleteReally nice painting work; fantastic that blue!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Juan..
DeleteI say there's a copper with a tommy gun . The crooks won't have it all there own way!
ReplyDeleteTop job on all of them mate. (I even like the woman with the broken nose!)
Indeed...nice to have extra fire power..
DeleteCareful.. Her stilettos are very sharp...
Cracking stuff on the coppers Dave. Love the highlights on their coats and great basing. But where are their eyes ;-) Gorgeous dress on the femme fatale as well. How did you paint that? Top Job!
ReplyDeleteNo need to make extra work..Padawan..
DeleteWhite undercoat.. Thin layers of light blue/white mix..
Thanks for the top tip... oh Jedi Master :-)
DeleteWell done Mate!
ReplyDeleteGreat paintwork!
Cheers
DeleteNice work Dave :)
ReplyDeleteHow many cops are you at now? I'll soon be up to 18 plus 6 G-Men.
Thanks
Deletegot 8 - completed. Another 4 uniform , and some G men to do still
For G-Men you can always use gangsters and vice versa.
DeleteIt sounds as though we'll have a decent sized police force between us for BlogCon 3 :)
Yup indeed..
DeleteThe cops look great. The lady makes me think of a certain Disney princess though it appears the years have not been to kind to her.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, Disney Princesses.... Intro into pulp, characters ready made for period history....betcha I can get my girls into Napoleonic by the end of the year.
DeleteGood Luck!
DeleteFantastic paintwork! Those blue coats are just perfect!
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DeleteNice work - especially on those blue coats.
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DeleteCoppers and singer are grand! Although Johnny Law outnumbers the mobsters in this challenge thus far!
ReplyDeleteSo it is now ruskie, LotR soldiers riding German tanks, wearing fezes, and having adventures in Prohibition! ;)
Deleteindeed!
DeleteOnly one point in it then. Lovely, especially the coppers, these I really like
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aah but it only takes 1pt! cheers
DeleteThat's a really nice blue on the cops, really rich and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteHi, I use the Andrea Color blue set , it's a good combo.. Cheers
DeleteGreat work Dave - those colours are amazing.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Greg
DeleteSorry to be late to the comments party but these figures a superb - I especially like the shading on the 'coppers uniforms
ReplyDeletecheers..
DeleteIt's very cool to see you go between the 19th Century Desert and the Pulp Era. Nice contrast.
ReplyDeleteThe coppers are superb, I really like the blues. The dame is lovely The champagne glass is a tough paint, you did well with that.
its nice to have a couple of very different items to switch between
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