It seems I'm on a bit of a Pulp Adventure kick lately. No idea why. I'm just going to settle in and roll with it.
This
is 'Johnny Turquoise', a Cuban-born hitman from Florida. Johnny fancies
himself quite a snappy dresser and an even better shot. Even though he's seen
here with a Thompson he actually prefers to work with a .45 pistol.
He'll do pretty much any job given him as he's saving money to get his
family into the States and setup in Little Havana.
Lately he's been doing a bit of wetwork for a group out in the Everglades. They call themselves 'The Esoteric Order of Dagon'. Johnny's a hard, hard man but these people are really starting to give him the creeps...
28mm Figure by Copplestone Castings.
Lately he's been doing a bit of wetwork for a group out in the Everglades. They call themselves 'The Esoteric Order of Dagon'. Johnny's a hard, hard man but these people are really starting to give him the creeps...
28mm Figure by Copplestone Castings.
Very nice addition to your growing Pulp collection! Doing city basing is really hard to get interesting, but that newspaper on the ground really makes the whole setup look a lot better!
ReplyDeletefirst class gear !
ReplyDeleteone more tommy gun, yes!
Congratulations Curt!
He looks every bit the up market gangster. Very good job on him (as always from you).
ReplyDeleteVery cool, reminds me of Kid Creole and the Coconuts
ReplyDeleteHe's great - love the newspaper.
ReplyDeleteThis figure looks great Curt
ReplyDeleteIan
Excellent work - very snapper dresser :)
ReplyDeleteHe's a corker! The black leather gloves mark him out as a man not to be trifled with.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a snappy dresser. I really like the hat with the band matching his jacket, looks great.
ReplyDeleteA sharp dresser! :) The newspaper is a fine touch! Greetings!
ReplyDeleteGreat work dude. I'm sure that group he's affiliated with is just a legitimate social club...no tentacles at all.
ReplyDeleteLove the shoes dude!
ReplyDeleteCheers, PD
Great painting work. He is full of character and machine gun!
ReplyDeleteVery Miami Vice!
ReplyDeleteNow you'll have to paint up some Fashion Police to arrest him!
Cool figure! & story too!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very sharp turquoise! Very nice mini and excellent touch with the paper! Are those matching turquoise spatz?! I imagine he goes extra tough on whosoever messes up his clothes! ;)
ReplyDeleteSorry I can't reply to everyone - I'm a bit deluged with entries right now! Nevertheless, thank you for all your kind words, it's very much appreciated.
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