So, for my third entry, here are the other six
Some close-up pics:
I think I've managed to sort out the lighting issues for my pics. Now I've just got to do something about my crap camera skills!
Six 28mm foot figures will be another 30 points.
I was joking with Tamsin when she submitted these, saying, 'I think that Mum is carting a bomb in her pram' (or perhaps a 'Chicago Typewriter'!) What a characterful lot. I particularly like the girl i the green dress hailing a cab, and also the one in the red dress with the wrap, but I think she needs a poodle at her feet!
Lovely work Tamsin!
Excellent work.great colours
ReplyDeleteGreat work Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteExcellent... I suspect that's no baby in the pram..
ReplyDeleteNice work Tamsin, the Pram brings to mind a scean from the Untouchables but my exact memories are hazzy.
ReplyDeleteHere it is https://youtu.be/QJpRSf4q-hI
Deleteits a good collection, love the color pallette.
ReplyDeleteWell done. These should come in handy.
ReplyDeleteWell done Tamsin! Cheers, Peter
ReplyDeleteI'm really liking these Blue Moon figures. I had been thinking about Call of Cthulu in 20mm. I may have to give in and do it in 28mm.
ReplyDeleteInteresting figures Tamsin, very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteSome more excellent work on the good citizens of Anytown, USA!
ReplyDeleteI do find this project inspiring! I shall paint a gangster or two as well now!
ReplyDeleteReally useful figures, and a very nice painting work.
ReplyDeleteNicely done (as usual) - I'm looking forward to hearing about your first gangsters game with these figures
ReplyDeleteAnother strong entry Tamsin. The chap in the light suit makes me thing of Cagney somehow - same swagger.
ReplyDeleteYour making Salutevuille the place to visit, lovely work
ReplyDeleteIan
nice work
ReplyDeleteLooking good Tamsin. Good to see plenty of civvies being done as they're often neglected...
ReplyDeleteReally nice stuff! For some reason, the nanny with the pram is my fav of the batch.
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Tamsin! There can never be too many CoBs on the streets, these look really good too!
ReplyDelete@ Curt - Hmm, a poodle. Or maybe one of those fluffy, yappy, biting, irritating rats? :)
ReplyDelete@ Martin - thanks! :)
@ Greg - cheers! :)
@ Dave D - there is a baby in the pram; she's Mrs Finlayson ;)
@ Adam - that's a great scene :)
@ Toturi - thank you :)
@ Moiterei - cheers! Civvies are always useful for randomly blocking LoS and generally making things difficult :)
@ Peter D - cheers! :)
@ Sean - give in to the dark side - 28mm is the way you really want to go :)
@ Ray - thanks old bean! :)
@ Evan - cheers! :)
@ Clint - happy to have been a bad influence :)
@ Juan - thank you! :)
@ Miles - I'm looking forward to finally getting a game in with my Salutesville collection. Sadly, that probably won't be for a few months :(
@ Michael P - thanks Padre :) Cagney eh?
@ Ian - who needs Chicago, New York or Atlantic City when you have Salutesville? :)
@ Alex - thank you :)
@ Millsy - cheers! There will be some more civvies as I'm sure to need a mental break from my main projects :)
@ David L - thanks! It's definitely an unusual piece :)
@ Loki - thanks mate! :)
@ David B - cheers! CoBs are definitely in need for gangster gaming
Lovely selection of figures for gaming there!
ReplyDeleteNice miniatures and you have done a great job painting them, Tamsin. They should be useful in many games.
ReplyDelete@ Barks - thank you! :)
ReplyDelete@ Jonathan - cheers! I guess they could be useful for any civvy scene from 1920-1940s
The stylish ladies are lovely ..... And the green dress is my favourite!
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