Pulp Alley: Red Queen

Finally, I have something new to post again. What with one thing or another I finished this figure a week or more back but just haven't managed to get a good photo of her due to the rubbish light here in the UK lately..

She's from Statuesque Miniatures and is designed for use with the Pulp Alley rules. Statuesque probably produce some of the best looking 3D designed figures I've seen and certainly caught my eye when they were previewed!

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The Hobbit: Master of Laketown & Azog

Another couple more figures from my lonely mountain of Hobbit lead. This time it's the Master of Laketwon, as portrayed by Stephen Fry and Azog the Despoiler

Both are Finecast miniatures, the master is definitly the better of the two as he has a lot more detail and looks just like the actor. Obviously Azog won't as in the films he is CGI of course..

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That's my Hobbit itch scratched for now. I've been busily prepping, assembling and basing a small collection of figures ready for the next painting blitz though

Tales of the Dragon Kings: Part 18

Well, sort of. It's not one of the range sold by Black Hat but a figure from the Kensei range from Zenit Miniatures

As soon as I saw the first photo of this figure I knew I had to add him to my collection. Not only would he slot into the Dragon Kings setting but he has a passing resemblance to the bad guys from the film 'Big Trouble in Little China' with that straw hat

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