I'm paying a visit to Planet Arrakis for this post and using the tag Machiavellian. No I'm not painting anything from Dune, this is one of the few planets I didn't have to look up!
But first I have to pay the fare from Corsucant to Arrakis using Sarah's Star Yacht
Hmmm? This is Mellusa, a slave in chains, from Col Bill's Belt Said Girls
Believe it or not, but she was quite an easy paintjob!
This rather devilish looking chap is a Barbed Tormentor, from the Denizens of Hell series from the game Kingdoms of Hell by Ill Gotten Games.
This isn't your usual type of figure? I hear you say
Well I purchased this beast at Salute from Encounter Prints, I always buy a few strange (for me) figures when I go to a show, just incase Curt puts something strange on the Bonus rounds.
Just like this!
The definition of Machiavellian is cunning, scheming and unscrupulous, which I think for a Denizen of Hell fits in particularly well?
2 x 25mm figures @ 5 pts each
Arrakis Bonus 20 pts
Sarah's Sky Yacht Bonus 20 pts
60pts
Both figures look great
ReplyDeleteCheers Neil.
DeleteNice work on them Ray, I haven't seen either before so a nice treat to see some unusual figures.
ReplyDeleteThey're both unusual for me Donnie especially the red devil.
DeleteThat devil is a nice sculpt and I love the glaring red for his skin.
ReplyDeletePoor girl should fetch a decent price on the auction block, or you could just feed her to the devil?
She's on her way to the slave markets of Tangier in the 1680's
DeleteSurely this is heresy Ray? Cunning, scheming and unscrupulous sounds like you at the wargame table.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, it is heresy. Bad Ray, bad Ray.
DeleteWicked cool! Bet you had fun painting both and for different reasons.
ReplyDeleteI did indeed Alex.
DeleteVery nice work on both figures Ray! I am currently assembling (a real ****of a job!) plastic skeletons for potential use in my long anticipated pulp games...so I understand the fun of painting something s bit out of the norm!
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice break from the norm. At least it was only 1 figure, unlike yours.
DeleteInteresting figures Ray, and superbly done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence.
DeleteReally nice looking minis sir!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal.
DeleteTwo very cool figures painted excellently as always, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean.
DeleteWonderful paint-job on both figures Ray, even as you say they're out of your usual areas of interest.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them Joe.
DeleteGreat painted figures!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Cheers Peter.
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