Finally made it to The Inner Ring, and my first Planet to visit via Arakkis is Lune, I'll be using the Tag Witchcraft/Sorcery.
I first saw the 3 figures in this post on Stuart's blog Dust, Tears & Dice and thought I'll have to get them one day. When I saw the list of planets in the Challenge I ordered them straight away.
I already had the Cooking Man figure from Infinity Engine. Sold as Campfire with Human BBQ! Yum!
I picked that up at a show a few years ago, thinking I might need it one day for the Challenge, and that day has come!
The three North Star figures are from the Dracula's America range
The Mambo, the Bokor, and the Houngan
I think this could possibly be a former Plantation Owner, who was rather disliked by his subjects?
The only problem with the figures is they're tiny, as you can see in the photo. I've added a Trent mini
for scale. The North Star figures have already been double based to give them a little more height.
I'm sure they'll mix in well though, the Rejects won't even notice the size difference.
Rebel/Slave leaders are pretty hard to come by so these will fit in well and become commanders for the Rebel/Slave army.
Points
3 x 25mm figures @ 5 pts= 15pts
Not sure how many points for the Cooking man? I'll leave that to you Greg.
20 pts for the Lune bonus
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What better way to shake off the morning doldrums than some magic and some breakfast? I'm know all of us make impulse figure purchases, although combining the fairly common thought of "I might need that for The Challenge" with the purchase of a human being cooked...well, count on Ray to deliver :)
Fine work on these Ray, continuing to add character and interest to your Haitian Revolution project. I'll score the overall, let's call it "cooking base", as a 25mm figure, so five points for that and 40 points overall. Well done Ray.
Now I'm hungry, and I need to find some breakfast.
GregB
I'm always impressed at all the amazing little vignettes you come up with for your projects, Ray. Amazing work. I especially like the Vodou Man and his backup singers. Hmm, somehow I think I'll pass on any bacon today.
ReplyDeleteNever pass up bacon Curt!
DeleteUnsettling little diorama Ray lol. IMO, the Trent mini makes the Northstar minis look perfectly proportioned.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean.
DeleteNice work, Ray! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin.
DeleteFab, why do I expect 007 lurking in the background
ReplyDeleteHe's standing behind one of the trees.
DeleteOnly Ray! Great post.
ReplyDeleteYup.
DeleteLovely iob
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter.
DeleteHi Ray:
ReplyDeleteThat left me quite queasy. You should submit that post to "Rate MY Breakfast", I wonder how Hobbsy would have scored it?
Cheers, MikeP
Cheers Mike, rough stuff eh?
DeleteNice sorcery, I'm not an expert on voodoo, but these look good and real!
ReplyDeleteMe neither Teemu.
DeleteGood looking voodoo types and long pig!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain.
DeleteGreat post - love the figures and cool painting! For another period you could fast forward to the 1970's and then paint a 007 to wargame Roger Moore as 007 in Live and Let Die?
ReplyDeleteCheers Jez
Just read MartinC was thinking the same ....
DeleteLol
DeleteAn incredibly unique and well done entry!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tash.
DeleteThat’s a great set of figures, but the long pig makes me uncomfortable…
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks.
DeleteYou could be right.....
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