So, this may well be my penultimate post of this years challenge, I think I may still have some fuel in the tank to finish off a few small tasks (and complete the directors chair challenge) Really found the end game of this years challenge far tougher than last years challenge. I think a large part of that was due to my vacation which really disrupted my focus.
At any rate I dug out some old vehicles this week, half of which are done and are in this post. I also painted up two statues that I bought while on vacation, making them some of the quickest turn around miniatures in my collection!
Two statues (ready to be animated!)
These are by Reaper and stand 60mm tall without the plinth. They were primed black, then layered up with many different shades of grey/off white. I think they will be useful in Pulp games and of course pair up nicely with my Greek stuff.
Charles is here for scale only |
The vehicles [3 flat bead trucks/1 car for Pulp adventures]
Rogue archeologist 'rescuing' statues for a museum |
The blue truck is a toy, maybe slightly over size. It is a 'traction' toy but with its wheels glued to save my figures from being run over by crazy players. The other three vehicles are by Blue Moon miniatures and are a combination of resin bodies with metal add-ons such as lights flat bed, wheels.
Back of beyond vehicles [2 transports, 1 AC]
The two trucks are toy trucks that I got cheap from a flea market. With these done I now have 4 painted with one last one to complete. Typically I use them for my British forces serving abroad. The armoured car is destined for China, I think it is the 1st Corp model.
Points total this time
- 20 points for two large (60mm) statues
- 140 points for 7 x 28mm vehicles
Squirrels this time around [+2]
- Flat bed trucks Pulp Ally
- BoB vehicles
New squirrel total 61
Previous squirrels
- Back of Beyond
- Mad figures (Top hat toffs and companions)
- Greek skeletons
- Sisters of Sigmar
- Ancient Germanic women
- ECW cuirassiers
- Monsters large
- Post apocalypse
- Tekumel Palanquin
- Empire Pike
- Jazz Band
- French Cuirassiers on Mars
- Court of Dr Koo
- Movie makers
- Gothic/movie Vampires
- Gladiators
- Women rocket corp
- Supers
- Forest scenery
- Robin Hood
- Gorillas
- Dr and his pets
- Nuns
- The flying squad
- Mechanical spiders from Mars
- The Gorgons
- Cthulhu creatures
- Mad gardeners and their plants
- Pulp mummies
- Pulp Egyptian skeletons
- Jason and the Argonauts
- Asylum residents
- Dwarf Roman style troops
- Hatchet/axe wielding maniacs
- Free range lunatics
- Gunslingers
- Hill Martians
- Martian artillery
- Lizard infantry
- Tekumel monsters
- Failed experiments
- Dr Frankenstein and monsters
- Cold hearted mad scientists
- Mexican civilians
- US cavalry
- Cowboys
- Town folk
- Lawmen
- Hired guns
- Royal Martian marines
- 18th century naval
- Fritz & his Igor mates (lab helpers)
- Abbott & Costello meet the Mummy
- Men of Faith
- Torture chamber
- Deep ones
- Hybrids
- Scuba divers
- Wild west hooded thugs
Good looking statues, Chris! They and the trucks have several uses in different times and places, very useful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post - I really like the painting on the Greek statues.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the number of squirrels!
Cheers JezT
Lovely painting and great squirreling. Love those statues, knight have to get some myself.
ReplyDeleteLove the motor pool. Best get those statues moved off quickly before anyone notices!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant work, Chris! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking transport, Chris. That one truck with the couch in the back looks like the Clampetts family vehicle from the Beverly Hillbillies.
ReplyDeleteGreat work
ReplyDeleteLove the statues, great work Chris.
ReplyDeleteThe statues are great, but I love the flatbed trucks and the armoured car!
ReplyDeleteSplendid work all round ,the vehicles are ace though!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Very nice, Chris!
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