The Adventures of Oscar: Time Traveler, Slayer of Squirrels and Very, Very Good Boy
Chapter 10
In which our hero is shocked by what he sees in the future...
Row! Well, that was a close call back there. All those pointy sticks flying at me! I wonder where I am this time? And, most importantly, will there be food? It looks like there's a house up there - time to go and scout it out, I reckon.
Wait, what? Those aren't humans! Those are...cats! Cats big as humans! Walking upright like humans! Wearing clothes like humans! Being adored by dogs like humans!
Nooooooooooooooo! You traitorous curs! Ah, damn you! God damn you all to hell! Time for me to get out of this awful place!
OK, I think I'm far enough away now to be safe. I'll try the green button again...
That's enough of this silliness. For this week, anyway.
The Figures
The Cats
These are the "Merchant Kitties" from Bad Squiddo Games. I bought them at Salute last November.
The Dogs
For Scoring
3 x 28mm foot @ 5 = 15 points
3 x 15mm foot @ 2 = 6 points
Total = 21 points
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Okay, I think you've traumatized poor Oscar with this horrific vision of the future. The poor doggo will probably need therapy after this adventure, or at least a few scrumptious treats to keep his mind off of these dark, heretical visions. :)
Great work on these cat-people Tamsin. I particularly like the Yoga-Cat sitting on her cushion, proselytizing to the trio of mutts that their continued subservience to their feline overlords leads to healthy minds and bodies. I dunno, even after having reached this evolved state I hope these cats are still good at climbing trees...
- Curt
Lovely cat people Tamsin. Oscar will need lots of belly rubs and walks to overcome this trauma
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm sure the poor hound will get them. :)
DeleteWow, those cats are amazing! And dogs look like dogs, which is the aim, I guess. :)
ReplyDeleteCheers! It is the aim! :)
DeleteOscar hasn't been having a lot of luck, as if the run ins with various hostile soldiers weren't enough, now he has to deal with catfolk! Poor Oscar.
ReplyDeleteNice work on these figures though.
Thanks! :)
DeleteHis only bit of luck was getting some bully beef stew amidst explosions near Arnhem.
Nice work Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteCheers! :)
DeletePoor Oscar! These figures are terrific Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was definitely a nasty shock for the poor lad! :)
DeleteLove the painting of the fabric on those figures Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteCheers! It took lots of very thin layers to do the fabric. :)
DeleteAmazing Cats Tamsin
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteGreat looking cats and dogs!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers! :)
DeleteGreat job, lovely use of colour and nice shading
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteGreat work on those cat-people, love the different fur tones!
ReplyDeleteCheers! :)
DeleteGreat work Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteCheers! :)
DeleteLovely work Tamsin - and such characterful figures!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteOscar, go and rescue your fellow canines!
ReplyDeleteHe really should - maybe when he has some human reinforcements to back him up. :)
DeleteLove the Oscar posts, Tamsin! Nice work on the cat people and doggos! Your Oscar adventures are partially responsible for the dungeon dogs I picked up a few days ago. Each breed is a different adventure. Too soon to paint them now, maybe next challenge season. ;)
ReplyDeleteCheers! The tales weren't part of my plan going into this Challenge, but then I started with *him* on the first day and it just seemed right to do stories featuring him to introduce all my later posts. :)
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