Pulp Figures Raptor

I've had this model for years, just waiting to be painted. It's a lovely Bob Murch Saurian Predator from his wonderful Pulp Figures line. Last night I finally got some paint on him!

And as you can see, this figure works very well across 15mm and 28mm scales:

He'd make an ideal exotic Animal Companion for a D&D Druid.

In 15mm he's a deadly menace to these DSG Colonists!

Thanks for visiting!

--Scott

Strange Aeons: Kung Fu Tussle!

My rule book arrived, and it is a thing of beauty! A little, spiral-bound, full color wonder of a tome, and on first blush, very well written. Cannot wait to dive into some games!

Looking at the listings for agent teams, I was pleased to see a Kung Fu Expert as an option--so pleased in fact that I went to my backlog and dug out a Pulp Figures Chinese gangster! This guy required the removal of his open right hand (meant to hold a polearm) and I replaced it with a closed fist from a miscast SuperFig I had laying around.





This guy's name is Kuan Po, and he makes the fourth member of my now very much international team of Threshold Agents.






I do think the next member of my team will be both female, and American! More on that in a later post.

Thanks for visiting!

--Scott

A Pulp Figures Diversion

A couple of weeks back I painted a few figures for a Savage Worlds skirmish game my friend Rico ran at our FLGS. Both are from the excellent Pulp Figures line.

I managed to snap a few pics, and here they are!



The above minis is from the Dime Store Tough Guys pack.




Although a bit dark, the second (above) pick shows Lal Singh, from the Stalwart Companions pack.

Bob Murch will always be among my top favorite sculptors, and his line remains one of the best in the business!

--Scott