The Invisible Man

[Froggy the Great]

This is Reaper's Invisible Man.  As he looks more pulpy than Victorian, I posted him here.

[JollyBob]

Sorry, I can't see him.















Boom! Boom!  (nice paint Froggy!)

[answer_is_42]

Sorry, I can't see him.

*sigh* 

Very nice paintjob. I can't say I'm that fond of the pose, though. Looks like he's about to strip...

[Havok]

If the Invisible Man flases you, is it a crime?

[white knight]

Looks like he's about to strip...

Well... he is... 

[Calimero]

If the Invisible Man flases you, is it a crime?

Well, miss, can you identify the suspect? 

Nicely done. I love the way the raincoat look.

[Hitman]

Now you see him...now you don't Couldn't tell if you painted him or not!! 

Nice work!! Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
 

[rob_alderman]

I thought this was gonna be a cheeky post with no image!

Awesome paintjob, I like it.

[white knight]

I wonder if in a game you could have him undress and then when it's your turn to move him, you move several empty identical bases (or counters) from the spot where he originally was, with one of them having some mark on the hidden underside indicating it as the real one, but unbeknownst to the other players (who can't interact with any of them as he's invisible), only revealing himself when you have it in place where you want him (and e.g. attacking another figure seemingly out of nowhere).

Don't know if what I wrote makes sense, but it would kinda introduce the element of surprise (where did he go?).

[Scorpio]

It makes sense, and sounds great for a scenario, but might be a pain to do every game.

[Froggy the Great]

When I statted him up for .45 Adventure, I ended up just giving him the "Stalk" ability from Valley of the Thunder Lizard - it's basically the two-token idea mentioned above.

[Uncle Mike]

Nice job Froggy. I must get this model, having re-read the book only last month. Is it a new figure?