The Sons of Anubis, a Victorian cult. *** new figure page 2 ***

[Malamute]

Introducing the Sons of Anubis cult who will be appearing in a forthcoming campaign set in Victorian London using Fistful of Lead and its Tales of Horror supplement.

The High Priest/cult leader is a Eureka Miniatures figure who has been converted with the addition of arms from the Frostgrave Wizards sprue together with an added pouch and sacrificial dagger from the same sprue.









Next up an Anubis warrior and skellies summoned by the High Priest to do his bidding. These are also from Eureka Miniatures:















Here are some Westwind Miniatures mummies from their Vampire Wars range, fun figures to paint:





Finally a group shot so far:




Next up armed cultists, flesh eating Scarab beetles and other nasties! 

[Daeothar]

Wow; the minis are individually nice, but as a group, they really stand out 

And that priest conversion is totally metal, because of a plastic arm now 

[LordBrentlake]

An outstanding group, of which I think my favourite is the priest. Well done!

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Lovely painting and as a group, they look superb. Reminds me a bit of that cult in Young Sherlock Holmes.

[Malamute]

Lovely painting and as a group, they look superb. Reminds me a bit of that cult in Young Sherlock Holmes.

Funnily enough they were part of the inspiration for this group

[OSHIROmodels]

Very cool 

And soon to be very dead 

[Malamute]

And soon to be very dead 

Most of them are already or should I say undead

[Romark]

Love  ' em, my favourites are the mummies 

[marianas_gamer]

Nice group! Sadly though James is probably correct as they are vulnerable to the curse of newly painted units.

[Freddy]

Anubis is a true rocker guy I see \m/
I guess he is listening to Powerslave from Maiden.

[majorsmith]

Brilliant!!! Love those westwind mummies!!!

[Orctrader]

Excellent.   

[Sterling Moose]

Awesome work!!

[oldskoolrebel]

Beautiful work Nick. Im really looking forward to seeing them on the table. I really like the effect you’ve created in the book. The conversion is excellent as well!

[Tom Dulski]

 Great work on all the figures, I especially like the Mummy's. Did you use a wash on them if so what did you use?