More painted figures

A bunch more figures finished the last month or so.

Muslim and Ottoman Civilians from Perry Miniatures

Istanbul Constabulary from Pulp Figures

A monster from Reaper, two Hybrid Deep Ones from RAFM and three Servants of the Deep from Cthulhu: Death May Die

A horse from Wizkids, two Wild West hobos from Black Scorpion and two 3D-printed seals from EC3D.

Gnolls from North Star

Now I'm finishing and painting a lot of all that 3D-printed stuff. More on that soon.

Cowled Cultists from Pulp Figures

These excellent cultist from Pulp Figures and sculpted by Bob Murch will serve well in Pulp Alley and especially well in the Tomb of the Serpent campaign that I will probably play solo. 

Some of them an probably serve in other settings too, as at least the females are non-period-specific. Always a plus.

Back to painting the new league.

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Frank Buck and a snow leopard from Reaper and another Cringing Captive from Pulp Figures

More finished figures from the painting table build-up.

The first one is another figure from the Cringing Captives blister from Pulp Figures and sculpted by Bob Murch. She will definitely see action in Pulp Alley, as there is always use for another poor blonde to rescue.

To her rescue comes Frank Buck, an Indiana Jones wannabe, from Reaper and their Bones range and sculpted by Bob Ridolfi. He is rather larger than life, or at least larger than 28 mm, as he is nearly a head taller than my other 28mm figs.

Finally a large cat from Reaper and their Animals Companions 2 set. I tried to paint it as a snow leopard for our games of Frostgrave and the result is... well, I guess it’s at least okay. I'll have to train a bit on leopard-spots, I guess. Better than no snow leopard, anyway. 

More dungeon scenery from Zealot Miniatures

Lots of stuff from Zealot Miniatures ready for action.

Tiered stairs for use in the dungeon or maybe a castle

A Fireplace with a comfy little fire to drive away the chill of a dungeon near you.

That's a nice Forgotten Fountain

There were clear inserts but I used Woodland Scenics Realistic Water instead.

When you least expect it... a water weird! A clear resin piece you can put over the fountain. Difficult to see in the picture, but there is a monstrous head there. I put a gloss varnish on it to let it look more watery.

A dwarven arch

This lectern is actually from Pulp Figures and their Cowled Cultists 1 pack.

The lectern and a big Zealot box. You can never have to many boxes.

A Tomb...

Oh, there is a mummy inside.

Aaaaargh! (mummy from Blue Moon)

I hope you enjoyed this look at some of Zealot's stuff. 

Cringing captive – sacrifice, from Pulp Figures

Another captive for the Perilous Island campaign. She will see action as either a native maiden or as Princess Monukii in the next Blood Sacrifice game (and she will hopefully not go the same way as Lady Elaine…)

Anyway, she is from Pulp Figures and is sculpted by Bob Murch. A great figure and a must for a serious pulp gamer J

Her skin is painted Vallejo 822 German Camo Black Brown with an Army Painter Dark Tone wash. Dress is 850 Medium Olive highlighted with Citadel Scorpion Green

Cringing Captive – sitting, from Pulp Figures

What would a pulp game be without damsels in distress?

We certainly need a couple for the Pulp Alley campaign on Perilous Island.

This is the first of four from the Cringing Captives pack from Pulp Figures, sculpted by Bob Murch.

I painted her dress with Citadel Foundation Mechrite Red with an Army Painter Dark Tone wash and highlighted with Mechrite Red.