I previously showed the large base members of the Crossroads 7.  Now it’s time for the small bases.

Pride was the hardest of this bunch to base.  His stretching leg is way too long to fit on a 30mm.  I considered giving him some kind of log to rock out onto, but decided he should do an awesome kick instead.  Just don’t think too much about what his ankle is doing.

I fear for the bow on this model.  I’m pretty sure I’ll lose it about the third time I take it out of foam.

I regret painting flesh tones on the legs, instead of some colored leggings.  Otherwise, a pretty decent model.

There’s something about this guy that cracks me up.  I like the shovel/guitar thing.  The hat is pretty sweet, too.

I decided to get the Crossroads 7 set as part of Wyrd’s Gencon sale.  The overlapping auras seem pretty neat, and I thought it would work nicely as a second option if I declared any faction that I don’t have many choices in (like say, Outcasts or Resurrectionists).

This is the model that almost makes me wish I held out for a translucent set.  Then I remember how much I hate dealing with the translucent plastic, and I decide not to worry.  I really like how his skin turned out.  I went with purple to tie into the rest of my Neverborn.

This model is kind of interesting, in that it’s a Gremlin, but not actually a Gremlin.  I guess the voodoo dolls tie into Zoraida.  The blue snake kind of looks more tropical than swampy, but I like the splash of color that it adds to the otherwise muted tones.

Envy is a beast.  You can’t get all his feet on a 50mm base.  I considered trying to pose it as rearing, but that looked pretty dumb.  In the end, I scavenged some wood chips and painted them to match the basing on the rest.  I decided to do the mechanisms as brass, with iron armor plating.