Wednesday, 6 July 2016

Mr. Tannen (Malifaux)

Mr. Tannen is the second Malifaux mini I have finished (after Mr. Graves back in April). I started Tannen at the same time as Graves, but then he fell by the wayside as I finished off a few other bits and pieces. I struggled with bits of the mini as it is designed in a hunched over pose which is nice, but awkward at the same time. Not the hardest or most intricate of models, but for me for some reason not the easiest. Still, I do think the Malifaux plastics are nice kits and cannot fault the first two I have tackled.

I still know very little about the various characters in the game (I keep meaning to pick up the rule-books other than the small Rules Manual I have), but I know the two i have painted so far can work together, and I feel that visually Tannen and Graves fit neatly with one another.

I don't know if I will ever play Malifaux, but if I do, I need to get a few more models painted to say the least. Not sure when that will be however...

On the painting horizon next I think will be some G.I. Joe minis, some Pulp City, and maybe finishing some BMG odds and ends. And on top of those, I do really need to make a start on my Dropzone Commander force.Hopefully I will recover some momentum sooner than later, so watch this space.
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8 comments:

  1. Michael Awdry6 July 2016 at 14:37

    That's a great looking piece.

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  2. Wouter6 July 2016 at 21:21

    A classic costume finish, he looks great.

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    1. pulpcitizen6 July 2016 at 23:19

      Thanks Wouter. I am pretty happy with how he turned out. :)

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  3. Terry Silverthorn7 July 2016 at 11:33

    Hi Pulp like you, I find myself drawn to the Malifaux figures & have picked up the new 2 player starter, & figured I would tackle that first to see if I can draw some interest from some of the other lads at the club. I do love the looks of their miniatures!

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    1. pulpcitizen7 July 2016 at 23:14

      I look forward to following your Malifaux output Terry. :)

      They do have some great looking models IMHO. :)

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  4. JamieM8 July 2016 at 05:22

    Very nice - I often find miniatures like this without a bright colour scheme are the hardest to get right but you've done a cracking job.

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    1. pulpcitizen8 July 2016 at 10:42

      Thanks very much Jamie. :)

      Oddly enough I seem to be very much going through a 'dark grey and black' phase in recent months! :)

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