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[code]So... I decided to take the plunge into malifaux. I must say, compared to 40k stuff , these miniatures are a real challenge. I still need to do the detail work and highlighting on them, but im pretty happy with how they're turning out.

Update with some more work done

Looks pretty good. I really dig the lady with the wings, especially.

Thanks dude. I've made a fair amount of progress today. The whole crew are basecoated and shaded, and I'm ready for the detail work.

Updates on my progress, plus my new addition. The rail golem.

Having painted kearis and her crew, I have been bitten by the wyrd bug and bought more crew boxes. Here are some of the results. Mostly still wip, but getting there.

Some very interesting looking models, love the fire on them. Don't know these models - but they are looking awsome.

Thanks dude. They're from malifaux by wyrd games.

Next up is Ramos, leader of the miners and steamfitters union.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, please welcome to the stage. The one and only,

Crossroads seven.


Again still wip, but getting there.

Very nice Love Malifaux
quite fiddly models imo but absolutely gorgeous sculpts

Cracking work, and it gets better throughout!

Thanks guys. As I mentioned at the beginning of the post, malifaux minis are a real challenge when compared to gw stuff.