Cthulhu project in 1/35

[Freddy]

Thank you! We'll see whats next, I am now checking Fear of the Dark scenarios and try to make the figures I am missing for them.

...like for example this cultist. Pawn of every Elder God ever, easiest kill of every investigator ever, what is a Cthulhu game without the ubiquitous Cultist? I sculpted two heads for casting, one with a simple hood, the other with more of the Innsmouth taint, but with a head swap and maybe some little extra green stuff he also can be a Catholic priest or even a KKK member. The weapon is also easy to swap.

[Freddy]

This dude overdid the Cthulhu worship, so his head turned into a bag of worms. This is why you shall never overdo the Cthulhu worship.
3d printed model from Flesh of Gods Miniatures, btw.

[Gremio_77]

Really nice work!

[Freddy]

Thank you! More to come

[Freddy]

Maffia thug. That baseball bat might be enough against the cultists, against the monsters he might need some more serious weapon. Good thing the hand is easy to swap.

[Freddy]

A female sculpt:


...I plan her to be the base for some conversions as well.

[Mason]

Really nice work, i especially like the thug.
 

You now have me thinking of trying out a larger scale myself in future, considering my eyes are not getting any better it may just be the answer.
 

[Freddy]

Really nice work, i especially like the thug.
 

Thank you!

You now have me thinking of trying out a larger scale myself in future, considering my eyes are not getting any better it may just be the answer.
 

I can just repeat myself:


I also got a new car, a  Corgi diecast 1/36 Rolls Royce 1937 Phantom III, to me it is just the "You rang, Mlord?"-car. I might make a scenario with no Cthulhu stuff, you just have to stop Sir Ralph graffitiing FORNICATOR onto is.
It got some paint update, I sculpted a driver and got a new number plate too.

[ced1106]

Keep up the good work!

Thanks for mentioning the Cthulhu solo miniatures skirmish games. Been looking for more solo miniature gaming, and have only been doing fantasy. I have the Grenadier 1980's Cthulhu mini's and RAFM Whateley Farm set!

No terrain, though. ): I don't think my wallet is ready for another genre but I have the 2D Loke Battlemats "The Big Book of Battle Mats - Rooms, Vaults & Chambers". Seems like I can use the rooms from this map book for pulp and Victorian gaming, despite the cover's fantasy artwork. Plonk it on a 2x2 gaming area and ready to go. Wish it was foldout maps rather than a spiral bound book, so I could plop several different buildings on the board, though.

[Spinal Tap]

I don't frequent this part of the forum much but with such great work as this I really should.

[Freddy]

Thank you for the kind words, guys, and yes, I am a great fan of 2d dungeons. The ones designed for 28mm usually work well with 1/35 too.

Also I painted two of the cultists from above.

[Sleepysod]

Impressive thread, and great imagination

[Freddy]

Impressive thread, and great imagination

Thank you! More to come!

[Freddy]

The King in Yellow- a well known tabletop game sculpt, I did not alter it as the robed figure part is 1/35 size, it will fit into my collection as it is. I just painted it (with oils). Those cultists have to serve someone...

[Freddy]

The girls from the August post painted: