Going all Sci Fi/Fantasy today!!!
I've finally made it onto my last planet on the Quadrant Map.
Krypton: Superhero
Well he looks like a Superhero to me?
From the first Comic Strip May 28th 1939
I bought the figure several years ago from the now defunct Avolak Castings. It was sold as The Spectre.
He's been sat in a box waiting for Curt to do a Superhero bonus round all this time.
I've not used my pot of purple paint very much, apart from on my Ottomans.
It was great to scrap the crust off the top!
So with this post I make it into the centre of the quadrant and await my punishment from the Snowlord.
Nice and easy on the points on this one.
5 points for the figure
20 points for the Bonus round
What? Sci-fi? You? Great looking character and fine purple rendition.
ReplyDeleteTerrible eh?
DeleteWell done! Like the shading.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex!
DeleteOne of my fave Pulp-era action heroes, Ray, and very nicely painted.
ReplyDeleteCheers Simon.
DeleteI like him! I once did the Phantom from a Zombies of the Stratosphere range from Pulp Miniatures. The Ghost Who Walks doesn't get enough press!
ReplyDeleteI only really know of him through the Billy Zane film years ago.
DeleteGreat work on this figure Ray and well done having him on stand by all this time, ready for the Challenge!
ReplyDeleteI do have quite a collection of strange (for me) unpainted figures, that might fit into the Challenge obe day.
DeleteNicely done Ray
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil.
DeleteVery nice work, the purple is very well done. Interesting figure, never came across that one before.
ReplyDeleteAnd you probably won't again Donnie.
DeleteAnother vote for the purple you have used Ray. Perfectly done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Lawrence.
DeleteGreat paint job. Now for Kit Walker ;-)
ReplyDeleteCheers
Stu
Lol, I had to Google him!
DeleteGreat work again sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you Michal.
DeleteLovely work Ray. I do love my superheroes... perhaps the Rejects ought to collect a few for "gaming"?
ReplyDeleteNope!
DeleteOne of my favorite Pulp era heroes from some very old comic books I read in the early to mid '60's. You've brought him front forward nicely. He does need 'Wolf' by his side ( I think that was the dog's name.) Purple can be tough to sell, nice work!
ReplyDeleteNot a clue about Wolf, I'm afraid?
DeleteI know the comic books from when I was young and I liked them a lot! Great painted figure!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Thanks Peter!
DeleteIt's notoften you see superheroes with guns, but I like this guy a lot.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great action pose.
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