My Gaming Table, Models and House Rules for Dracula's America

[Nightpaw]

Thank you, Michael.

I have been busy building some of my birthday presents over the last couple of weeks. The Sassy Gal Saloon and the Hangman's Gallows are already finished. I have taken some pictures together with my W.I.P. gangs (Congregation and Shadow Dragon Tong.

I have tried a tattoo for the first time but I guess I need some advice to improve the technique.

Kind regards
N.

[Coolfrood]

Those are some pretty good birthday gifts! Lovely terrain.

[sir_shvantselot]

The sassy gal rocks.

[von Lucky]

A lovely looking project - lots of detail and all works well together. Thanks for sharing.

[fred]

Some great birthday gifts. The saloon is a big old girl, isn’t she?

I like the tattoo on the Tong figure - I use the same set of IHMN figures for my DA tong - but I haven’t tried adding tattoos to them. 

[Nightpaw]

Thank you. 

@fred: You are right, the Sassy Gal is quite a Monster. The Windows were a torture to build. I am glad it's finished.

Yesterday another building was added to my growing boomtown (baptized "Hope", Arizona). The station is ready to become the stage for epic gunfights. The Red Hand Coven is starting to take control of the small town, but who knows whom or what the train expected at High Noon will bring into town...

[diehard]

Fine looking collection you have going there, now as I've just picked up all 3 rulebooks for DA you have me wanting to add a western town to an evergrowing list of projects I most likely will never finish. Nonetheless thanks for sharing as always.

[Nightpaw]

Hi folks,

I just finished the "Hog"-part of the Hog Tamer for Dracula's America. Hope you like the ugly beast.

At the moment I am desperately searching for a suitable Tamer. The guy should be looking like the one in Forbidden Power. A fat and ugly farmer. Has anybody any idea where to get such a miniature? I've been searching through the ranges of North Star/Artizan, Black Scorpion, Great Escape Games and Wargames Foundry but haven't found anything suitable yet.

Thanks and regards
N.

[von Lucky]

No idea either ("fat miniature 28mm" raises some hilarious options), but nice painting.

[LeadAsbestos]

I used this guy from Knuckleduster. Not all that fat, but I liked the feel.

[mithril]

Thank you. 

@fred: You are right, the Sassy Gal is quite a Monster. The Windows were a torture to build. I am glad it's finished.

Yesterday another building was added to my growing boomtown (baptized "Hope", Arizona). The station is ready to become the stage for epic gunfights. The Red Hand Coven is starting to take control of the small town, but who knows whom or what the train expected at High Noon will bring into town...

interestingly enough: Hope, Arizona.
"Hope is a small unincorporated community in the deserts of La Paz County, Arizona, United States. Its name was inspired by the community's hope for increased business after merchants visited the town. Today, it consists of one RV park, one gas station, one church, and one antique store. "

[robh]

......Has anybody any idea where to get such a miniature?.......

Here you go:
http://www.rebelminis.com/28pile.html

Several other options amongst the range (ex Spinespur figures)

[Bloggard]

wonderful board and painting on your figs.

[Nightpaw]

Hi there,

recently I have finished two mounted Apache braves for my Skinwalker posse. Hope you like them. The one with the feathers was the first to be finished about 2 years ago. It's been quite a while for his comrades to get ready for the battlefield...

[Grumpy Gnome]

Great game boards. The mine is in particular brilliant. Looks like you have had some great games. I have to keep reminding myself I can not get involved in yet another genre!