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I already have quite a few miniatures suitable for the Old West style game. At GamesDay 2008 I did purchase the Warhammer Historical Old West rules and for Christmas 2008 I was lucky enough to get some Foundry Old West miniatures.
This is Choctaw Charley and I am getting there on finishing the model.
This is Ned Buck from the VOW232 The Outlaws blister.
Bill Longley is part of the OW9/1 Shootists pack. After giving the model a white undercoat, I began to paint it with a series of browns and dark reds, initially I started with his hat.
Wild Bill Hickok is part of the OW9/1 Shootists pack. After undercoating the model I started to paint it with a series of browns and dark reds, first was his hat.
Rusty Dimmock is part of the OW11/6 Town Toughs & Staunch Defenders pack. He certainly looks the part of a shopkeeper with attitude, making sure that all those desperados who don’t feel like paying for their groceries.
I based the model on a two pence piece. You can originally see that I had based the model on a penny, but I couldn’t work out how to get it off the coin easily without damaging the model. Ah the power of superglue.
Sheriff McQuaige is part of the OW11/6 Town Toughs & Staunch Defenders pack.
As the Sheriff is wearing a suit, as well as carrying a shotgun, he could be used in Victorian Science Fiction scenarios. He certainly could be walking the streets of London as well as the dusty tracks of the old west.
I based the model on a two pence piece. You can originally see that I had based the model on a penny, but I couldn’t work out how to get it off the coin easily without damaging the model. Ah the power of superglue.
Sneaky Pete is part of the OW11/6 Town Toughs & Staunch Defenders pack.
I based the model on a two pence piece. You can originally see that I had based the model on a penny, but I couldn’t work out how to get it off the coin easily without damaging the model. Ah the power of superglue.
Bill Longley is part of the OW9/1 Shootists pack. The model was based on a two pence piece and then given a white undercoat.
As with my other Old West models I will be using a series of browns as basecoats and then wash with a brown colour.
This is a nice model, full of character.
I already have quite a few miniatures suitable for the Old West style game. At GamesDay 2008 I did purchase the Warhammer Historical Old West rules, I also found some other Foundry Old West models to complement the blisters I already had.
Wild Bill Hickok is part of the OW9/1 Shootists pack.
The model was based on a two pence piece and then given a white undercoat.
I also have some of the original 25mm Gunslingers from Foundry (probaly Guernsey Foundry if my memory serves me correctly). I don’t have their original codes (or names) so I have made them up.
The next stage will be a white undercoat.