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First figure I completed was Julie.

I don't usually seal my minis, but I expect this set to get a lot of use so I used a FLAT sealer from Minitaire. I'm hoping as it dries over night it loses some of that gloss. If it doesn't I may try some Army Painter Anti Shine.

With this figure I tried to emulate the paint scheme from the site while adding an attempt at non metallic metal. While far from perfect I was satisfied, and won't cover it over. I did swap out the bright black base with a yellowish brown. The black seemed to jarring to me, and the yellowish brown should blend in better on the boardwalks of towns. Threw a few purple flowers on to match the base up with the blouse a little, and give a little feminine touch to her. Was on the fence about making the top of that blouse a little sheer and see through, but in the end decided to just stick with the normal version.

Next up I think I'll start working on Captain Reinholdt.

She looks really great, can't wait to see the rest

For the shine you could try Testors dullcoat. I get it a local hobby shop, but it works great. I've tried army painter matte varnish too and that works good too.

The captain is now finished, based, and sealed (with a brush on that didn't dry glossy).

Very happy with how he came out.

Where did you get the building and the stagecoach from?

Not.. that I covet them or anything....

Nice paint jobs too! (better than mine)

 porkuslime wrote:
Where did you get the building and the stagecoach from?

I recognize them both from 4Ground (UK terrain manufacturer.) They look amazing, but the prices are steep.

Next up the Reverend painted.

Finish em all so we can see em all together

Currently working on the Adam James, but the real life of owing a comic store, and prepping for Gen Con adventures is slowing me down. I'm hoping to have them all down by Sunday night.

Canton finished (renamed).

Changed up a few of the colors from the website version. I really wanted that orange "Fight'n Elves" shirt on him.
I tried to get that mold line cleaned up on his face, but that was a pretty rough one. I think I would have ended up destroying it more than fixing it.

One of my faves from the set.

Mine are assembled and primed; they'll get painted, not to that standard, though.....Great work......!!!!

and finished!


Doctor, mixed some Simon Tam with some Matt Smith Who kind of vibe.

And then the WHOLE gang.

I really like the upwards shot of them in front of the building on the boardwalk..

Great job on the whole crew.