From AdamC: Coyotes (15 points)

A very small and unimpressive offering this week 

My friend Dave from Bloody Scotsman Games made these up as part of the wild animals for his various Devil in the Wilderness games. 

Having some scruffy looking animals is always handy for the table. 

You can see one is lacking a tail, I'm happy to use the guys who don't print out quote right.  They are 25mm scale so if we count them as 'infantry' they would be 5 points each for 15 points in total. 

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Sylvain: This might be a first: there is no label "coyote" in the index of the Painting Challenge.  A very interesting idea to add wildlife in the background. You did a great job at representing the fur on these miniatures. Extraordinaire!

 

From AdamC: Gunfighter and monster (15 points)

First up I have another Gunfighter form Bloody Scotsman.  He carries a formidable cut down double barreled shot gun.  

His fur covered chaps are very distinctive.  I think this fellow with his fancy gear and casual up right stance as he reloads is more wealthy gentleman hunter rather an a true cowboy. 

Still he's well armed and will be a nice addition for old west or pulp game. 

I Think this big troll is from Blood Scotsman. I am not sure which game he was intended for but he's a handy monster to have with great details on that face. 

He looks lean but powerful a  survivor not just a heavy hitter, though he is that. 

Its a little unclear to me if the fur is an outfit or is part of his natural hide.  Honestly it could go either way.

He's tall about 65mm even with his crouched stance.  For points I would like to count him as a 54mm figure so this would be one 28mm and one 54mm figure coming to 15 points in total. 

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Sylvain: A nice and colorful offering this week. I don't know where your troll got that bone, but it must have been from a gargantuan creature! Very good production. Génial! 

 

 

From AdamC: Two Puritans (10 points)

 

Here we have Increase and Cotton Mather for the game Devil in the wilderness. They are more likely to see action in games of Plume and Blade.

These are metal sculpts done for Bloody Scotsman Games .

Two 25mm figures for 10 points.

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Sylvain: Another interesting couple of figurines. You are on a roll! Keep them coming!

From AdamC: last minute projects (70points)

Well I was able to get in some brush time today and just finished a few almost finished projects perhaps enough to hit my target.

Here are some Irish slingers for Saga. I got a box of plastic Irish from Wargamers Atlantic. I had hoped to get one or two units of slingers out of the box but got 7 figures that would work, sort of... Disappointing.  

Don't get me wrong the miniatures are great and I have a bunch more to paint that I will get good use out of but I needed slingers. 

This is John Alden (Jr I believe) from my friend Dave's game Devil in the Wilderness check it out it's sort of horror in Colonial American but adapts well to other settings.

I added the musket so John here is well armed.

Great detail on the figure Dave used to reenact the King Phillips War so he knows the gear and clothing of the period.

Finally two female figures from the bones line from reaper a Foxwoman and anti-Paladin (I assume a person with a succubus shield is an anti-Paladin.

They are two nice figures and will work nicely for Frostgrave.

I'd like to  ask Lady Sarah for a lift home as heading to another planet is pointless at this stage. So 7 Irish slingers, 1 colonial witch hunter 1 Foxwoman and 1 anti-Paladin. 10 25/28mm figures for 50 points and maybe an additional 20 Sarah's yacht for 70 points. 

Thanks for a great challenge.

Well done, Adam. I particularly like the Colonial American figure. A bit of horror would fit the period well. What's the issue with the slingers? Are there not enough bits in the box?

Barks