Monday, 3 October 2016

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. 
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14 comments:

  1. Frank O Donnell3 October 2016 at 11:31

    I think your been a bit hard on yourself Joakim that snow leopard looks very good, as for the blond's in trouble I must invest in some of them.

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    1. Joakim Ström3 October 2016 at 12:17

      Thank you, Frank.
      Well, you can never have to many blonds to rescue in a pulp game :-)

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  2. Michael Awdry3 October 2016 at 13:55

    A fabulous selection, I really need to pick up some of those cringing captives.

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    1. Joakim Ström3 October 2016 at 14:10

      Thanks, Michael
      The Cringing Captives pack is really worth the investmen

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  3. Michal DwarfCrypt3 October 2016 at 14:57

    Fantastic looking collection!

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  4. Mallius Vane3 October 2016 at 15:31

    Great figs...especially the snow leopard which looks brilliant!

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  5. Mad Padre3 October 2016 at 17:04

    Lovely work, J. My wife looked at this and asked if there is a cringing male captives pack to be rescued by female adventurers. Fair question, I suppose.
    I like the leopard. I guess once you paint him, you can't change him, since a leopard can't change his spots, they say. :)

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  6. Joakim Ström3 October 2016 at 17:19

    Cringing male captives - that is something I would really like!
    Leopard and his spots... sigh... What can I say... :-D

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  7. AdamC17763 October 2016 at 19:30

    Leopard spots are hard, you did well, better than mine.

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    1. Joakim Ström3 October 2016 at 21:14

      Oh yes, they are hard and I thing practice makes perfect. I'll find a couple of other suitable animals to hone my skills on. Hyenas are next, I think, but they have easier spots.
      I still think my snow leopard have measles...

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  8. Hobbyworker4 October 2016 at 04:32

    Great job!

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  9. Joakim Ström4 October 2016 at 08:09

    Thanks!

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