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Malifaux had been my main focus as of late, here its some of the models .

Great work. Very well painted. My Fiancee was looking at the Malifaux stuff at Salute in London on the weekend. She really wants to play it so I'm going to be picking up some stuff in the future.

it's definitely worth it it's a really fun game . but like every other game in this hobby it is addictive . The fact that you can play with just 8 models on average makes it appealing timewise .

The watcher ( il get a better pic later )

Really nice work.

What is the name of that first figure?? Is it still available?

Great work! Nice feel to it all.

If I remember correctly that would be Dr Hoffman, a recent release.

Found it! Thanks!

I've never played the game, though it is pretty big at my FLGS. Are there rules about line of sight that might cause issues with that dude on the lamppost? Does the model come like that, or did you put him up there? I know they sell packs w/ lampposts and such. Also, does he tip over much?



King Ghidorah

Thanks all on the awesome comments.

The position of the lamp post on the base counter weights well the weight of the model .

As for line of sight your hight depends on your base size . Which allows you to do nice things to the base . Warmachine kind has the same rule .

Imo 40k drops the ball here , true line of sight its not ment for a table to p


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thanks for the compliments on the models everyone .

the model doesn't tip over do to were the lamp is placed on the base , it counters the weight of the model well .

line of sight is based on the base size not the model

Love the watcher on the 40k lamp post! Might be balanced, but my clumsy arms would be knocking it over all game...

Lol , the watcher really isn't a get in the mix piece , he will be on my half of the table 90% of the time so it should really not be an issue .

So with out further ado more progress