Steampunk Characters (new photos 2/21!)

[Governor General]

The gatling shot gun. This fig is from the Deadlands Railroad Wars line. It's a Pinkerton Agent that came in a blister pack of 5 miniatures. The other figs in the pack had gatling pistols and rifles. If he wasn't crouching he would be 32mm. I had a bunch of this line and recently rediscovered them in a move so there are more to come.

[Governor General]

Mad Scientist with flame thrower. 32mm fig from Deadlands by Jeff Valent. This figure was half painted for years till a recent painting binge. Lots of character.

[Sterling Moose]

Love the first figure, the second one not so much.  What a weird pose!!

[XCIV]

That first figure is great.

I think the second one is a little oddly posed, but maybe he is flinching away from the terrible heat of his flamesprayer. He's mad, not crazy. 

[Governor General]

These are the other figures that came with the gatling shotgun miniature. Deadlands Railroad Wars Pinkertons. Purchased and painted in the late 1990s. Deadlands also had a single Pinkerton Agent, a dapper man in a derby toting a gatling pistol.

[warburton]

Nice work; interesting figures. The first is great, as others have said.

[Governor General]

This is Big Lou.This fig is from SuperFigs in heroic 33mm. I think this miniature was supposed to be a 20s gangster with a tommy gun. I use him as a steampunk evil minion, the end result of glandular experiments. I game the tommy gun as a revolving 8 guage shotgun. The fig looks a bit like Rondo Hatton, an actor who played the Creeper in thriller and horror films from the 40s.

[Governor General]

This fig is from Warmachine's Mercenaries line. Goggles, big sword, brass bits and a gun quintessential steampunk. A 28mm fig fun to paint not too many fiddly bits.