Tom occasionally bodges out some painting.

[Dave]

Best until last, looks good. Fully painted crew now?!

[Tom]

No, but dangerously close.

I mean I could probably make 50 stones of painted stuff, but not with my plans for Tuesday!

[Tom]

Project ‘Screw the details, just get it done!’ is in full swing and I managed the angry chicken handler, stompy-bot and the proper terracotta warrior today.

We’ve only been Malifaux-ing for a year and a half now and for the first time on Tuesday I’ll be playing with nobody naked. Apart from the Doppelgänger who is modelled like that...

[JAC]

Nice! Painted crews all round!

[DaVinci's Cat]

Good job! And look forward to seeing them out on the table.
Dare I ask about the bases?!

[Tom]

I wonder that myself sometimes. Too lazy to do anything with them now, what can I do if I ever come back to them now they are glued down?

[Dave]

Well done, a fully painted anything is always an achievement!

I wanted to rebase some of my Malifaux but doing anything other than a bit of sand/flock will require removing them from their bases and that is just too much hassle for me and will inevitably lead to broken Malifaux models!

[Tom]

Well that's got to be the best effort to impact ratio of any paint scheme I've done.

Step 1: Spray white.
Step 2: Nihilakh Oxide GW technical paint.
Step 3: Drybush white.
Step 4 (optional): Splatter on some Blood for the Blood God.
Step 5: Enjoy your spoopy ladz. Jobs a good 'un.

[Ray]

Now I feel silly for doing mine the conventional way

[Darkson (Simon)]

Still beyond me.