Friday, 27 February 2015

Brimstone – Heroes part 2

The last four heroes from the Shadow of Brimstone boxes. Here you find them fighting a Slasher.
Here's the first female characters. In the Kickstarter there will be at least one male and one female miniature for each hero type, which is a great idea. They all are suitably dressed for adventure. All, except the Saloon Girl (whose male counterpart is the Piano Player, by the way). If I were she I would have slipped into something a bit more uncomfortable before going out exploring mines and other worlds. Ah, well. She'll freeze and the demons will drool... but they usually do, anyway.
Paints used:
Bandido
Shirt – Coat d’arms 240 Unbleached Wool
Pants – Vallejo 869 Basalt Grey
Boots – Formula P3 Bootstrap Leather
Sombrero – 907 Pale Greyblue
Bandolier – 876 Brown Sand
Sidebag – 983 Flat Earth
Dynamite + sash – Citadel Scab Red
Washed with Army Painter Strong Tone ink.
Indian Scout
Skin – Citadel Foundation Tallarn Flesh
Hair – 822 German Camo Black Brown
Pants – 876 Brown Sand
Shirt – 991 Dark Sea Grey
Coat – Formula P3 Gun Corps Brown
Boots – P3 Bootstrap Leather
Belt – 983 Flat Earth
Bag – 984 Flat Brown
Head band, scarf – Citadel Foundation Mechrite Red
Everything got a coat of Strong Tone wash
Rancher
Dress – 975 Military Green drybrushed with 968 Flat Green
Boots – P3 Bootstrap Leather
Hat – 876 Brown Sand
Bags - 984 Flat Brown and 876 Brown Sand
Hair – Coat d’arms 223 Horse Tone Chestnut
Everything but the dress got a wash of Strong Tone.
Saloon Girl
Dress – Citadel Foundation Mechrite Red with a wash of Citadel Baal Red
Boots – 982 Cavalry Red with a Dark Tone wash
Hair - Coat d’arms 223 Horse Tone Chestnut with a Dark Tone wash
Feather boa – white washed with AP Soft Tone and drybrushed white.

You will find the first batch of the heroes hereClick here for the rest of my painted Brimstone minis.

4 comments:

  1. Nice job. I've been hesitating about the women, don't know what colours I should paint them in.

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    1. The women were actually the hardest to paint as their details were the softest.

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  2. I absolutely love the Mexican with the dynamite - seems like he is drafted right out of a Lucky Luke cartoon. We need to play this game, that's all there is to it!!! Send me an e-mail, and we'll setup an evening at the club!.

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    1. I intend to play this game a lot. You're welcome to be part of it :-)

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