The gun-man is "Father Thomas the Vicar" from Reaper’s Chronoscope range
(no 50081) and is sculpted by Tim Prow. I have not made a character of him yet
in my Pulp Alley league, but he will probably be an ordinary grunt taking the place of
one of the soldiers.
The
man with a cross is from Black
Scorpion Miniatures and their Tombstone Wild West range. He is one of five
figs in the Tombstone 4 set and will serve in both the CSSS and in Dead Man’s
Hand. In Pulp Alley he is named Padre Scuro and is an ally with the Blast
ability, that is, he fires his shotgun placing a long blast template before him.
That area counts as extremely perilous for the remainder of the round and
should be a very efficient cultist-killer.
Padre
Scuro was used in yesterday’s game in Soerabja Harbor. He was a bit nervous
this time and didn’t perform overly well, but more on that in the AAR coming
soon.
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I hate when miniatures get opening night jitters :)
ReplyDeleteSo do I! I had such great plans for him, only to....
DeleteReally like the Priest with the cross! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteHe does look grim.
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I love the mins Joakim & a nice paint job to, a friend of mind had a theory that newly painted model die, blow up or whatever the moment something as much as looks at them the first time their on the table LOL
ReplyDeleteI love the mins Joakim & a nice paint job to, a friend of mind had a theory that newly painted model die, blow up or whatever the moment something as much as looks at them the first time their on the table LOL
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good theory.
ReplyDeleteNext time then... next time. :-)
Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonas
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