To go with last edition’s Marcus, I picked up the ‘special order’ for the Order Initiates.
One of my hobby goals for these models was to work on blending, especially between the human and beast portions. The legs I’m pretty happy with. The transition between red and orange/yellow on the wings is more abrupt than I would have liked.
The grays on the legs and torso here I’m quite happy with.
Everybody loves a good snakeman.
I bought the Marcus box around when the Winter Wonderland alt Rasputina box was release, and quickly painted Myranda and the Cerberus. One of the last things I assembled and prepped for paint before the M3E annoucement was the rest of the box. But then I was less interested in new Malifaux models.
Well, now M3E’s been out for a year, so I gotta keep working on that backlog. Marcus got a new box with new sculpts, but that doesn’t invalidate his old one.
Plus, who doesn’t want a rabid rabbit sitting on a human head?
This is the final collection of scatter terrain from Crooked Dice. Instead of medium sized pieces, each enough to hide a model, these are small individual pieces. Taken all together, they can add a lot more life to a scene.
The crates match the previous crate clumps. They could be stacked up, or maybe just put around the corner.
The trade goods could go on a table or maybe in a cart.
Barrels, perhaps the most universal of all scatter terrain.
More terrain from Crooked Dice. These tire walls would equally well in a modern or post-apoc setting. They’d probably work in a WWII-era pulp, though probably not much earlier than that.
