Dracula's America.

[dinohunterpoa]

GREAT brushwork as usual, CONGRATULATIONS! 

Looking forward to see the AARs... hopefully here are LAF, since I am from a long forgotten time when people used to put pictures here at LAF instead of directing to their blogs...     

Cheers!

 

[LeadAsbestos]

GREAT brushwork as usual, CONGRATULATIONS! 

Looking forward to see the AARs... hopefully here are LAF, since I am from a long forgotten time when people used to put pictures here at LAF instead of directing to their blogs...     

Cheers!

 

Well, I did this:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=103057.0

but no one is looking!

[dinohunterpoa]

Well, I did this:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=103057.0

but no one is looking!

I've seen it and I've said that:

GREAT!  

 

[dinohunterpoa]

West Wind Miniatures has AWESOME figures for the Congregation:



Pictures from here: http://flashman14.blogspot.com.br/2016/10/caribbean-horror-voodoo-wars-forces-of.html

West Wind Voodoo minis: http://www.westwindproductions.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=70_119

 

[Froggy the Great]

West Wind Miniatures has AWESOME figures for the Congregation:

I didn't want to make a Congregation force until I saw these...

[Vampifan]

Here are three of my Supernatural Hired Guns.





From left to right are a Carpathian Guard, Stitch-Doctor and Skinwalker Shape-shifter. You can read more about them on my blog here - http://vampifansworldoftheundead.blogspot.co.uk/2017/11/draculas-america-supernatural-hired.html

[horridperson]

Nice!  I just got the same set of hired guns along with my copy of rules.  I like the Carpathian so much I've been tracking Westwind and Old Glory Cossacks while wondering how well they would scale with my other figures.  I think your stich doctor has just about the right amount of gore.  What building are you using as your backdrop?  I'm familiar with your modern urban facades from other projects but I don't think I've seen this one before.

[Vampifan]

Nice!  I just got the same set of hired guns along with my copy of rules.  I like the Carpathian so much I've been tracking Westwind and Old Glory Cossacks while wondering how well they would scale with my other figures.  I think your stich doctor has just about the right amount of gore.  What building are you using as your backdrop?  I'm familiar with your modern urban facades from other projects but I don't think I've seen this one before.

Many thanks, HP. The background picture is from the World Works Games TLX Deadfall Building Essentials set (they're specifically from the 6" walls). I created it for my Wild West and Weird West figures. I also have different backgrounds for sci-fi and fantasy settings as my "normal" contemporary background, which you are familiar with, just wouldn't look right with figures from those genres.

[dinohunterpoa]

Vampifan, your "doktor" is AWESOME! 

BTW: new (at least for me) mini from North Star:



http://www.northstarfigures.com/prod.php?prod=11360

 

[Vampifan]

Vampifan, your "doktor" is AWESOME! 

Many thanks, Edu. 

I saw that figure of Django earlier and he does indeed look impressive. 

[dinohunterpoa]

Many thanks, Edu. 

I saw that figure of Django earlier and he does indeed look impressive. 

A carved face, a cigar and a ragged grey uniform and he would looks like a perfect Jonah Hex to me! 

[Fenrir]

@Dinohunterpoa: A good point about Jonah Hex! There are full rules for Bounty Hunters in Hunting Grounds, so Mr. Hex would be a natural fit for that...

Wayne over at Wargames Illustrated asked me to write some rules for using 'Django' (or Franco, as I believe they are calling him) in Dracula's America. These will either be in the accompanying issue of the magazine, or on their website (not sure which at this point)!

In DA, he is a mysterious drifter who might just show up to help out the underdog in a game- that portable Gatling gun can be a great equalizer, as long as it doesn't Jam... 

[dinohunterpoa]

@Dinohunterpoa: A good point about Jonah Hex! There are full rules for Bounty Hunters in Hunting Grounds, so Mr. Hex would be a natural fit for that...

Wayne over at Wargames Illustrated asked me to write some rules for using 'Django' (or Franco, as I believe they are calling him) in Dracula's America. These will either be in the accompanying issue of the magazine, or on their website (not sure which at this point)!

In DA, he is a mysterious drifter who might just show up to help out the underdog in a game- that portable Gatling gun can be a great equalizer, as long as it doesn't Jam...  

A very big YESSSSS!!!  

[Vampifan]

Here are four Supernatural Creatures that I recently painted. From left to right are the Temple Snake, the Swamp Baka, the Sasquatch and the Wendigo -





As always, you can read more about them on my blog here -

https://vampifansworldoftheundead.blogspot.co.uk/2017/11/draculas-america-supernatural-creatures.html

[Grimjack]

The rules for Django are in the December WI magazine, Fenrir!

And the figure is available direct from the WI website or North Star - not pictured is the fact that he comes with his own coffin!

Now, when will someone make a comic book Jonah Hex for the game...?